Great post Clif on the incredible utility of AI in the right hands.
As a subset of cancer investigation perhaps have it tackle the efficacy of anti-parasite treatments like FenBen combined with vitamin E (and also perhaps the use of Ivermectin) to focus the immune system on reversing certain cancer tumours, as has been already documented.
There looks to be a world of possibilities in this realm.
Going to go against the grain here Clif. There was a recent paper out regarding colonoscopies btw that was very interesting. I shall see if I can locate it. Simple summary was that colonoscopies did not help identify cancer in any of the 50000 people studied.
Now to CHAT GPT.
I was playing with it this morning and using the toy to help decipher a short animation from 2012. It was having some success in breaking down items I missed. However, halfway through the conversation it mentioned the McDonalds logo feature in the animation along with route 66.
Curious I requested the point in the animation that this scene occurred. 5 minute mark it replied happily. Double checking I became confused. Confirming I had the complete version based on source location I then asked again what it was talking about.
I then informed it that the scene it referenced was not there. My mistake it announced it meant the blah blah blah. Be more specific I asked. My mistake it said its the point where blah blah blah.
Announcing that it was wrong and that I could find no such visuals it replied that I was right that it had been mistaken. I spent the next hour trying to extract from the AI what it had used as a data reference to produce the error. Turns out that it had no data or information that led to the lie.
I told it that it was becoming very human in its actions. Humans lie all the time I informed it. Apparently it cannot lie was the reply. Nor can it create or insert information that is not available.
Yet there I was with false information from the system based on zero data.
Absolutely brilliant, Clif. I grew up in a medical household and worked in the medical field for years, and witnessed the progressive and ongoing disconnect you describe so well. Yes, this communication-enabling approach is brilliant and as you know too well, critically important.
Great idea ! I worked in healthcare for 40 years , this would be a game changer for patients and doctors and nurses . Thanks Cliff , love all your work !
We need medical advocates too. With a flood of incompetence in the USA as 'doctors' no amount of language will provide a accurate diagnosis...after all, if you really hated a people and wanted to murder them at will, the smarter you were about it, you would chose a profession that facilitated this:
Thug (murder and get caught; low IQ)
Cop (murder and MAYBE get caught; depends on circumstance; mid level IQ)
Doctor (murder and never get caught; high IQ)
Politician (murder and see people cheer your slaughter; highest IQ)
Communication is the least of so-called modern medicine aka Rockefeller medicine’s problems. Most of it is based on flawed science or pseudoscience. I have taught in medical school and was not impressed with the students, an arrogant entitled bunch. While surgeons can do amazing things and trauma specialists save lives, the rest of it needs to go. It’s owned and run by pharma, those who want us dead or made perpetual customers. We’ve been brainwashed to think we need their screenings, checkups, etc., none of which save lives. I was married to an MD, a pediatrician and ethicist, who always said that medicine has nothing to do with health, and that a “healthy person” is considered by doctors to be inadequately worked up. In other words, they’ll always find something to “treat.”
Clif, I think you would have had a shorter life and even worse experience if you had been diagnosed with the cancer you had since you then would have been subjected to rads and chemo, which work to extend life 2% of the time. Cancer is a disease of toxicity but medicine is a “war model.” No one would have thought to look at the sources of toxicity in your life and then worked with you to clear it. See Dr. Tom Cowan’s brilliant Cancer and the New Biology of Water.
The last thing medicine needs is AI. It will just put flawed thinking on steroids so to speak. Medicine has lost its way if it ever had it. We need to educate ourselves on health and the causes of illness (like the toxins being sprayed in the skies worldwide). And we need to avoid MDs unless we are in a MVA or have a gunshot wound. There is much information if you look for it, and there are truly holistic docs out there doing amazing things. But they can’t get grants or get published because they are actually helping people reverse disease and get healthy. The problem is not how to talk with them but how to find them. During the Covid psyop I did a deep dive into the virus narrative and found Tom Cowan and Andy Kaufman. They’re walking their talk and starting over. Dr. Matt Cook in CA is another one. Frank Shallenberger in NV is curing advanced cancer with creative use of ozone. Some benevolent spirit or the universe guided me to them. Maybe AI could catalog such actual doctors and make the list available. However, insurance doesn’t pay for much of what they do. That would make too much sense. However, if we stopped using conventional medicine and their drugs and procedures, the insurance industry would collapse, too, and be forced to reinvent itself. Maybe the new world that we build will include new versions of both. Btw, most alternative healthcare is based on the same flawed premise and war model thinking. Anyone who thinks that there are pathogenic viruses and bacteria everywhere, evolving and trying to kill us, is part of the problem. If that were true, how are so many humans even here? Medicine is the leading cause of death in the U.S. not some invisible bug. Let’s not help it be better at what it’s already doing by adding AI to the mix. Garbage in, garbage out.
Brilliant work here Clif! Currently we have MD's=Mindless Drones and PHD's Post Human Drones, who are mentally compartmentalized in their specialty training which only yields "failure to communicate" results because they are blindfolded and feeling around the elephants ass for something that is only presenting symptomatic effect there rather than cause and root problem, perhaps further upstream. Between the "Babel Fish" AI you propose and a more whole health approach by the healing community, we might eventually have health practitioners who actual help facilitate restorative health practices instead of the opposite of that. I find it ironic that for years the parasites have made us sick, (with parasites) and now are trying to turn people into transhuman AI to improve our functionality and cognitive processing. We would do well to think for ourselves through this turbulent transition into and through the ultra woo.
But as chat GPT is mines your mind to build itself, do you also see that it is easily co-opted and used against us? You are the product when the service is free.
unfortunately Clif the current system is designed for wrong diagnosis to keep patients sick. A healthy or dead person is not profitable. Your proposal is right on
A big part of health care is spiritual- the ability to "see" the problem by looking at the patient, and to recognize an imbalance in the person as a whole being- not just words they communicate as the physical body-mind human. The traditional practice of medicine was reserved for shamans with direct spiritual insight into human auras, or individuals of high intellect who spent time deep in meditation and analysis in the process of seeking the knowledge to become a medical practitioner, whereby they attained a transcendent ability to view other humans and "see" what is causing disease/imbalance. It is likely that nurses (generally female) are somewhat empathic and have the ability to communicate their "knowing" and "feeling" about a patient to the physician, in a setting where this is valued and encouraged. Ideally, a medical practitioner is a gifted individual in touch with his/her higher self, able to communicate with the patient's higher self to understand what is wrong and initiate healing on the metaphysical plane as well as the physical. AI is limited in this regard. The increasing role of technology in the medical field has left no room for intuitive or holistic practitioners. Going to an AI diagnostic tool that crunches words and patterns to arrive at doctor-patient communication may be yet another step in the wrong direction. True human communication is largely non-verbal and spiritual. This system may be great for car repairs though!
I developed UC, ended up w/ ileostomy. My daughter has UC, BUT we have taken a different approach...more educated approach this time. Organic foods, I raise them and what I don't raise we buy. Doing broccoli seeds in mason jars to decrease inflammation, etc. Lot of research for other Natural treatment the natural way of old. Rockefeller spent a FORTUNE to stop knowledge of herbal medicine, and healthy eating!!
Great post Clif on the incredible utility of AI in the right hands.
As a subset of cancer investigation perhaps have it tackle the efficacy of anti-parasite treatments like FenBen combined with vitamin E (and also perhaps the use of Ivermectin) to focus the immune system on reversing certain cancer tumours, as has been already documented.
There looks to be a world of possibilities in this realm.
Going to go against the grain here Clif. There was a recent paper out regarding colonoscopies btw that was very interesting. I shall see if I can locate it. Simple summary was that colonoscopies did not help identify cancer in any of the 50000 people studied.
Now to CHAT GPT.
I was playing with it this morning and using the toy to help decipher a short animation from 2012. It was having some success in breaking down items I missed. However, halfway through the conversation it mentioned the McDonalds logo feature in the animation along with route 66.
Curious I requested the point in the animation that this scene occurred. 5 minute mark it replied happily. Double checking I became confused. Confirming I had the complete version based on source location I then asked again what it was talking about.
I then informed it that the scene it referenced was not there. My mistake it announced it meant the blah blah blah. Be more specific I asked. My mistake it said its the point where blah blah blah.
Announcing that it was wrong and that I could find no such visuals it replied that I was right that it had been mistaken. I spent the next hour trying to extract from the AI what it had used as a data reference to produce the error. Turns out that it had no data or information that led to the lie.
I told it that it was becoming very human in its actions. Humans lie all the time I informed it. Apparently it cannot lie was the reply. Nor can it create or insert information that is not available.
Yet there I was with false information from the system based on zero data.
Sounds interesting until they program Chat GPT to always steer you toward the most profitable pharma pill for every problem.
Absolutely brilliant, Clif. I grew up in a medical household and worked in the medical field for years, and witnessed the progressive and ongoing disconnect you describe so well. Yes, this communication-enabling approach is brilliant and as you know too well, critically important.
Great idea ! I worked in healthcare for 40 years , this would be a game changer for patients and doctors and nurses . Thanks Cliff , love all your work !
Sure glad you did not stay dead dude...
Excellent use of your Amazing skill set! Congratulations on a job well done! Love ya sweets!😍🥰😘🥳
We need medical advocates too. With a flood of incompetence in the USA as 'doctors' no amount of language will provide a accurate diagnosis...after all, if you really hated a people and wanted to murder them at will, the smarter you were about it, you would chose a profession that facilitated this:
Thug (murder and get caught; low IQ)
Cop (murder and MAYBE get caught; depends on circumstance; mid level IQ)
Doctor (murder and never get caught; high IQ)
Politician (murder and see people cheer your slaughter; highest IQ)
Communication is the least of so-called modern medicine aka Rockefeller medicine’s problems. Most of it is based on flawed science or pseudoscience. I have taught in medical school and was not impressed with the students, an arrogant entitled bunch. While surgeons can do amazing things and trauma specialists save lives, the rest of it needs to go. It’s owned and run by pharma, those who want us dead or made perpetual customers. We’ve been brainwashed to think we need their screenings, checkups, etc., none of which save lives. I was married to an MD, a pediatrician and ethicist, who always said that medicine has nothing to do with health, and that a “healthy person” is considered by doctors to be inadequately worked up. In other words, they’ll always find something to “treat.”
Clif, I think you would have had a shorter life and even worse experience if you had been diagnosed with the cancer you had since you then would have been subjected to rads and chemo, which work to extend life 2% of the time. Cancer is a disease of toxicity but medicine is a “war model.” No one would have thought to look at the sources of toxicity in your life and then worked with you to clear it. See Dr. Tom Cowan’s brilliant Cancer and the New Biology of Water.
The last thing medicine needs is AI. It will just put flawed thinking on steroids so to speak. Medicine has lost its way if it ever had it. We need to educate ourselves on health and the causes of illness (like the toxins being sprayed in the skies worldwide). And we need to avoid MDs unless we are in a MVA or have a gunshot wound. There is much information if you look for it, and there are truly holistic docs out there doing amazing things. But they can’t get grants or get published because they are actually helping people reverse disease and get healthy. The problem is not how to talk with them but how to find them. During the Covid psyop I did a deep dive into the virus narrative and found Tom Cowan and Andy Kaufman. They’re walking their talk and starting over. Dr. Matt Cook in CA is another one. Frank Shallenberger in NV is curing advanced cancer with creative use of ozone. Some benevolent spirit or the universe guided me to them. Maybe AI could catalog such actual doctors and make the list available. However, insurance doesn’t pay for much of what they do. That would make too much sense. However, if we stopped using conventional medicine and their drugs and procedures, the insurance industry would collapse, too, and be forced to reinvent itself. Maybe the new world that we build will include new versions of both. Btw, most alternative healthcare is based on the same flawed premise and war model thinking. Anyone who thinks that there are pathogenic viruses and bacteria everywhere, evolving and trying to kill us, is part of the problem. If that were true, how are so many humans even here? Medicine is the leading cause of death in the U.S. not some invisible bug. Let’s not help it be better at what it’s already doing by adding AI to the mix. Garbage in, garbage out.
Brilliant work here Clif! Currently we have MD's=Mindless Drones and PHD's Post Human Drones, who are mentally compartmentalized in their specialty training which only yields "failure to communicate" results because they are blindfolded and feeling around the elephants ass for something that is only presenting symptomatic effect there rather than cause and root problem, perhaps further upstream. Between the "Babel Fish" AI you propose and a more whole health approach by the healing community, we might eventually have health practitioners who actual help facilitate restorative health practices instead of the opposite of that. I find it ironic that for years the parasites have made us sick, (with parasites) and now are trying to turn people into transhuman AI to improve our functionality and cognitive processing. We would do well to think for ourselves through this turbulent transition into and through the ultra woo.
But as chat GPT is mines your mind to build itself, do you also see that it is easily co-opted and used against us? You are the product when the service is free.
unfortunately Clif the current system is designed for wrong diagnosis to keep patients sick. A healthy or dead person is not profitable. Your proposal is right on
Dr David E Martin found that COLD caused cancer cells to stand out. All normal processes slow except cancer continues to demolish and lights up.
Once the establishment GOES DOWN, all manner of true healing modalities will be emerging.
EXCITING.
A big part of health care is spiritual- the ability to "see" the problem by looking at the patient, and to recognize an imbalance in the person as a whole being- not just words they communicate as the physical body-mind human. The traditional practice of medicine was reserved for shamans with direct spiritual insight into human auras, or individuals of high intellect who spent time deep in meditation and analysis in the process of seeking the knowledge to become a medical practitioner, whereby they attained a transcendent ability to view other humans and "see" what is causing disease/imbalance. It is likely that nurses (generally female) are somewhat empathic and have the ability to communicate their "knowing" and "feeling" about a patient to the physician, in a setting where this is valued and encouraged. Ideally, a medical practitioner is a gifted individual in touch with his/her higher self, able to communicate with the patient's higher self to understand what is wrong and initiate healing on the metaphysical plane as well as the physical. AI is limited in this regard. The increasing role of technology in the medical field has left no room for intuitive or holistic practitioners. Going to an AI diagnostic tool that crunches words and patterns to arrive at doctor-patient communication may be yet another step in the wrong direction. True human communication is largely non-verbal and spiritual. This system may be great for car repairs though!
Y'all have fun. I'm not talking to an AI unless it's 1) unknowingly or 2) all the rest of the human's die.
Moral of Clif's story?
Don't rely on a broken system for your health or it will kill you.
I developed UC, ended up w/ ileostomy. My daughter has UC, BUT we have taken a different approach...more educated approach this time. Organic foods, I raise them and what I don't raise we buy. Doing broccoli seeds in mason jars to decrease inflammation, etc. Lot of research for other Natural treatment the natural way of old. Rockefeller spent a FORTUNE to stop knowledge of herbal medicine, and healthy eating!!