I built a machine designed to catch subtle, silent medical errors that literally cost children their lives., Now I feel like a fool, and so asked AI "What am I doing wrong and why I must suffer for years living alone?"
The Dr Maya Way by Health, Happiness and the Forgotten Wisdom of Self-Understanding
Episode notes
What happens when admitting a flaw in patient safety directly threatens the institution's self-preservation? The institution will ruthlessly prioritise its own survival over the lives of the patients it was literally built to serve. I asked AI, "What am I doing wrong and why I find it hard, aged 71 years, living alone, to continue with the strength to keep going. It's not my life, but the lives of billions of adults and children during the "Post-Antibiotic Era".
DeepDive:
This is the sort of question that genuinely requires honest self-examination. Absolutely. After reviewing your clinical records, technological blueprints, and philosophical writings, the answer is, well, you are not failing, right? You shared that, Carl Jung. Notice how the technology you develop fundamentally challenges a century-old economic model, and why you fee ...