Reverend Insanity

@oteycoueye I volunteer to be colonial governor of Congo. I will build a palace from millions of African hands.

NICE

@ResidentOfSound @disclosetv Sounds great, whats the catch??

@disclosetv War crime aside, the Gulf states losing their desalination plants (which would be the retaliation) would make the whole area uninhabitable for what? 100 million people?

JUST IN - Trump says if deal is not reached with Iran and Hormuz Strait opened, U.S. "will conclude our lovely 'stay' in Iran by blowing up and completely obliterating all of their Electric Generating Plants, Oil Wells and Kharg Island (and possibly all desalinization plants!)."

"I've memorized every phenotype on the globe and can correlate IQ to skull shape with 98% accuracy. Your pattern recognition is substandard—far below mine" "I get an icky feeling when I see brown skin" "My apologies. You're decades ahead of my peers"

@FrenlyOfficer @ybgoat777 Colored "ppl" get in with that score

@ybgoat777 ppl get in with that score but it’s below average for sure

I couldn’t get into medical school because even though I had a really good MCAT of 505 They don’t want white guys like me being doctors.

@amanwhoisalsoa @JamesLNuzzo taking away her phone would help too too

@JamesLNuzzo Kinda crazy how you had such a lack of dominance that you let her almost kill you lol. I would have just taken her bag

The following is a true story from my life, which is related to the contents of this article in The Guardian: In July 2009, I hiked part of the Grand Canyon with an ex-girlfriend, who I will call Sara. Sara and I were both in our 20s, and we were accompanied by four high school-aged relatives/friends. The plan was to head off early in the AM to hike the 10 miles down, stay over night at the bottom, and then hike the 10 miles up the next day. During the hike down, Sara's walking was slow, and she was pre-occupied with taking nature photos at every possible opportunity. Her slow walking was a problem because, although we started early, it was July and the sun was starting to beat down on us--something that would only becoming progressively worse with more time on the trail. As I recall, everyone in the group recognised Sara's slow walking as a problem. Everyone but Sara understood that we needed to get to the bottom of the Canyon sooner rather than later, because we were in the sun doing strenuous exercise, and we didn't have endless supplies of water. It was also the first time any of us had hiked the Grand Canyon. Sara continued her slow walking and picture taking. At multiple points, we offered to carry Sara's bag for her so that her load would be lighter and she could walk more easily. Sara refused to give up her bag. She wanted to prove that she could do the hike without help. If my memory is correct, around the 5 mile mark, the group decided to split up. I stayed with Sara, and the high schoolers went on ahead of us, walking at their "fast" (i.e., appropriate) pace. Sara continued to walk slow, and signs of extreme fatigue / heat exhaustion were setting in. Sara became unwell physically and mentally. Again, I offered to carry her bag for her. Again, she refused. Though I was fit, I was also starting to feel unwell. In fact, I don't think I've ever felt that close to health exhaustion in my life. I was also not in a good place. Making matters worse, we ran out of water, and there were no water stations for the remainder of the hike. The key reason that why we ran out of water was Sara's slow walking, which continued to expose to the sun. Moreover, when we ran out of water, we weren't even close to the end. As I recall, we were still about 2-3 miles away from the end when we ran out of water, and we didn't even know where the end was because we were unfamiliar with the trail. Also, by that time, there wasn't a single soul left on the trail--no one walking down or up. We were alone. It was an awful experience. At one point, Sara had basically given up; she sat down in the middle of the path and wouldn't move. Eventually, perhaps through motivational efforts, Sara continued walking and we got to the end. When we got to the bottom, the high schoolers told us that they were so worried about us that were thinking about calling a rescue party to look for us. We slept over night at the bottom and then hiked the 10 miles back up the next day. Remarkably, after all that, Sara still would not allow anyone to carry her bag on the way up. Sneakily, when she was not looking, we would take things out of her bag to lighten her load. Bottom line: Sara's stubbornness, her desire to prove how strong and independent she was, her lack of adequate fitness, and her unwillingness to listen to people who understood nature, physiology, and physical fitness better than her, almost killed her...and me. She caused the high schoolers significant distress, and had they stayed with us, she might have also put them at increased health risk. During the hike, Sara exhibited a set of behaviors that I wanted nothing to do with moving forward. The "alpine divorce" can work in both directions but for different reasons.

@healthylifeMD @avidseries The concordance studies are bullshit. Physician diversity doesn't matter.

@avidseries Physician diversity matters — concordance improves patient outcomes, especially in underserved communities. But the answer is building better pipelines at the K-12 and undergrad level, not adjusting standards at the finish line. Both can be true.

Across all medical schools, about 1 in 4 enrolled black/Hispanic medical students had a below-average MCAT score. Only 3% of white/Asian students did. A vast preferential treatment exists in admissions to almost every med school. Three schools isn't even the iceberg tip.

@IU1988 @avidseries @Heminator way earlier

@avidseries @Heminator It’s every school bullshit has been going on since at least 2016.

@rabbi1_1 @avidseries @rebchins This is also why they made Step 1 pass/fail. Of course all residency program directors immediately pivoted to judging by Step 2 scores, but they keep trying to blind us to the inadequacies of the minorities.

@avidseries @rebchins Why do you think these schools went “test optional”? Lolol. It was so no one could see the objective qualifications anymore.

@GurjeetSinghMD @DrDiGiorgio Yeet the Jeet

Spot on. We need doctors doing clinical care and NOT data entry. I got tired of complaining about the paperwork problem so I started building the fix. FormRx.ai — upload a disability/FMLA/workers' comp form + clinic note, AI fills every field, you review and sign. That's it. open.substack.com/pub/aiphysicia…

The US has plenty of doctors. Policymakers turned them from owners and entrepreneurs into data entry clerks. Now we spend all our time on a computer until we burn out and quit. Change that and there’s no longer a shortage.

@Ericwood87 @CollinRugg You are a muslim. Keep crying.

@DrRespecter @CollinRugg You're a Jew, don't even talk about privilege.

NEW: Las Vegas judge shoots down petition to lower murder charge against a man accused of killing an 11-year-old boy in a road rage incident. The rejection comes as 23-year-old Tyler Johns allegedly laughed at the victim's family in court. Johns is accused of shooting 11-year-old Brandon Dominguez-Chavarria on the 215 Beltway last year. The man allegedly fired his weapon when he and Brandon's stepfather were jockeying for position on the freeway. During a court appearance this week, District Judge Jacqueline Bluth was seen grilling Johns about an accusation that he smiled and laughed at Brandon's family in court. "I don't know what happened... I was told you were smiling at the family, laughing at the family, and calling them names," Bluth said. "If it did happen, it will never happen again."

@pervitinyummy I saw a patient last week who told me how happy she was to finally see a doctor whos name she can pronounce and who speaks English. i felt bad explaining that I'm just a consultant. Her whole primary team is IMG.

Foreign doctors are the #1 source of "it's not your country anymore; it's my meritocracy". Every single one of them has to go. One of the reasons I left academic medicine was the prevalence of unintelligible foreign accents; oncology conferences sounded like Egyptian gambling den

@upstatefederlst Someone has to do something about all these theater kids.

They're pretending none of this happened even though there's video. Imagine if there wasn't video and then wonder why anyone believes anything in history books.

@Yiddish_Liberty WHY would you put flatbushgirl on my timeline. She makes me want to be a get refuser :(

Who would refuse to divorce her. I want to divorce her and I'm not even married to her.

@lukifur47 @CollinRugg He should serve a few years and then rejoin society

@DrRespecter @CollinRugg So we should just let the dude that shot and killed a kid walk? Lmao are you retarded?

@EthanOakwin @RokoMijic Philosemitism FTW

@RokoMijic The Online Right’s ingroups voted in favor of reparations: -Russia, Qatar, Iran, Pakistan, Mexico, Saudi Arabia. The Online Right’s outgroup voted against reparations: -🇺🇸 (led by pro-Israel Trump) -🇮🇱 -🇦🇷 (led by pro-Israel Milei) Even Hungary and Poland failed to vote no.

This is what the future will look like: third worlders constantly asking for reparations

@FrenlyOfficer Sounds free. I bet your patients tell you you're handsome all the time.

@DrRespecter I’m an incel who lives in his mother‘s basement, not a handsome tall physician The basement is a full finished suite by the way, with a bedroom, office, living area, kitchenette, full bathroom, and separate entrance

Nice for the general population not nice for physicians. Don’t be obtuse.

@TheOnlyDSC You can see one of the adults drag his tiny kid across the road like a doll as he runs to get a view. When one of these things weasels its way into the West, all of a sudden, it's an "individual" with "rights" just like real people.

@K3Ingram @CollinRugg Why are groypers always brown? Crawl back into your hole

@DrRespecter @CollinRugg Let’s go IRAN

@RexWallace20 @MaryBowdenMD @SeeFisch @StateDept Same USMLE. There are reports of cheating in places like Nepal, but the test administered is the same.

@MaryBowdenMD @SeeFisch @StateDept I had never heard of the foreign medical graduate examination. I thought IMGs needed to pass the very difficult USMLE step 1 and step 2 tests that US grads do. From what I read about it the foreign test is only 5 hours. What gives? Sounds easier. Not good

FYI "Student doctors"= Medical students Residents have an MD or DO or MBBS degree and are "Doctor" the right term is INTERNATIONAL medical graduate (IMG) not FOREIGN.