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Much better than Google: Perplexity
I was fine using Google until I learned about Perplexity, the search engine of dreams. It’s motto is “Where knowledge begins.” Google’s covert motto is “Where an endless column of sites which may give you an answer but will also … Continue reading
Posted in Good Things Happening, Medical care in the US, The Facts of Life
Tagged AI, Beethoven, Beethoven's string quartets, google, Kol Nidre, Perplexity
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Got a medical emergency? Maybe don’t go here
A business name in neon above the door of a storefront in a Jersey mini-mall: Friendly URGENT CARE So how would this work? Here’s what I imagine: Two men enter the front door. One of them is dragging the other … Continue reading
Posted in Medical care in the US, The Facts of Life
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Some non-Big Pharma drug news
There’s some excellent Big Pharma news today. The Biden administration has succeeded in their negotiations with Big Pharma, over whether Medicare Part D plans can push prices of certain important drugs down for seniors. It’s really really great news. But … Continue reading
Posted in Capitalism, Government, Joe Biden and his people, Medical care in the US, The Facts of Life
Tagged Biden Administration, Big Pharma, Canal Street, drug prices, Ecstasy, FDA, Harper's, Hermes, MDMA, Medicare, meth lab, post-traumatic stress disorder, PTSD
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