jongalt1962

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by jongalt1962 3y ago
It's neither fair, nor accurate. While genetics can be a minor factor, all mental health issues are primarily caused by metabolic problems. See Dr. Chris Palmer's book Brain Energy (2022) and/or Dr. Georgia Ede's new boo
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by jongalt1962 3y ago
The authors have done the work for me? Hmmm. I don't think that's how it works. In order for me to evaluate any particular paper, I have to read it myself and evaluate it myself. I have to identify implicit premises, I have to ask
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by jongalt1962 3y ago
Yes, I only recall a couple of doctors - there may have been more. The actual question to ask though, is how many patients? Another question to ask is who financed the "SOLIDARITY and RECOVERY" trial that you seem to place so much
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by jongalt1962 3y ago
Early on in the pandemic a couple of doctors around the world reported that a combination of drugs, including hydroxychloroquine and azithromycin plus zinc was successful in treating Covid-19. As long as it wasn't too late, i.e., the p
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by jongalt1962 3y ago
It just occurred to me recently that AI could and should be set up to replace peer reviews of scientific papers. (See the book "Science Fictions"). I asked ChatGPT v3.5 what it would take to do exactly that and what the algorithm
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by jongalt1962 3y ago
Compartmentalization. I once had physics teacher in senior high school who taught the Scientific Method. And taught it well. I will always be grateful to him for that. But he was deeply religious and led the high school's bible study c