 William Morrison, MD

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Hawaii 🥰

@cowincrisis I turn pizza into radiology reports 🍕〰️🩻

jesus turns water into wine and everybody go crazy. i turn grass into milk and no body bats an eye

Why can’t elevators have a mark on the front that indicates what side the controls are on- like the gas tank indicator on the dashboards of cars

@RetroMoviesDB I liked the entertainment at the bar. 😋

Outland (1981) An overlooked, Sean Connery classic.

@DrSpooky_ER Pre-ordering ✅

@morrisonMSK Thank you! The artist killed it!

Welp, today is the day I unveil the cover of my upcoming collection of short stories! Gaze upon its beauty! This hideously gruesome collection will be dropping in May 😉

@klara_sjo The ghosts:

I've always wondered what these ghost hunting shows needed, turns out it's a bit of Russian hardbass.

@AmineKorchiMD Our PACS shows age- you might be able to go into settings to change display options

Every time I open a radiology case, I wonder: why do we get the date of birth… but not the patient’s age at the exam? Why make reporting more complex than it needs to be? Or is it a benevolent way to keep radiologists sharp with daily mental math?

@kaitlancollins When did the USA turn into a 24/7 cringefest… Oh yeah right

Asked why he didn't coordinate with allies before going to war with Iran, Trump says, "We didn't tell anyone about it. Who knows better about surprise than Japan? Why didn't you tell me about Pearl Harbor, OK?"

@ExploreCosmos_ 💯 🎯

There are people who speak with absolute confidence about topics they have barely explored, as if a few articles or videos were enough to master a complex field. This phenomenon has a name in psychology: the Dunning–Kruger effect, described by researchers David Dunning and Justin Kruger. Its central idea is uncomfortable but revealing: those with low ability in a given area often lack the very skills needed to recognize their own limitations. In their studies, they found that participants who performed worst in tasks such as logic, grammar, or even humor tended to rate themselves far above their actual level. In other words, the less they knew, the more they overestimated their competence. This is not simply arrogance, but a lack of metacognition, the ability to accurately assess what one knows and does not know. And this is the key point: to evaluate a skill properly, you largely need that same skill. Later research has shown that this effect becomes more pronounced when the subject is particularly complex or when personal or ideological beliefs are involved. In such contexts, it is common to see individuals with very superficial knowledge in areas like medicine, climate science, or economics expressing themselves with disproportionate confidence, while those who have spent years studying the topic tend to be far more cautious, precisely because they understand the depth and uncertainties involved. The most important aspect, however, is that this bias does not only affect “other people.” We are all susceptible to it in some domain. We may be highly competent in our professional field while having a completely distorted self-assessment in others without realizing it. Moreover, the effect also works in the opposite direction: those with greater expertise often underestimate their own knowledge, because they are fully aware of how much they still do not know. At its core, this effect highlights a clear relationship: deep knowledge tends to be accompanied by humility, whereas ignorance, unable to perceive its own limits, often presents itself with a level of certainty that is not always justified.

@LaceyBonarHull I love seeing these. I think a lot about how people lived and how they thought back then, and this gives us insight. Thank you! 😊

WOW - the response to these posts is honestly mind-blowing! THANK YOU all for your enthusiasm and follows 🥰 This is the kind of interaction historians dream of! On a technical note, tho, the enthusiasm has crashed my notifications 😅 I promise to try to respond to replies asap!

@AwkwardAndOdd Sumer is icumen in Lhude sing cuccu Groweþ sed and bloweþ med and springþ þe wde nu Sing cuccu 🎶🐦‍⬛

It’s sunny out, the birds are singing, spring is springing!

@mariana057 I know it’s a Yoda joke… 👏 brava Not sure if Lucas intended this but he probably did- classic Epics start in the middle of the story (in medias res)

Why did the Star Wars movies come out as 4,5,6,1,2,3? In charge of scheduling, Yoda was…

@FakaktaSouth Two of his core deficiencies often collide: 1) Intense stupidity and resistance to learning, resulting in confused ideas 2) Inability to admit a mistake, even about trivial things Supporters misinterpret his fast talking NY style diarrhea firehose as ‘charisma’

Will not ONE FUCKING PERSON IN THE PRESS, who LOVES TO SEE THEMSELVES TALKED TO, ask that fucking man why he thinks Iran is a SHORT PLEASURE TRIP (excursion) and if he means a goddamned sudden attack (incursion). I am TIRED of this Hans Christian Andersen nekid moron emperor shit

@airindia @indujalali I had a great experience with Air India 😊

@indujalali Dear Ma'am, we're glad to hear that you had an amazing journey. We'll share your kind words with them. See you on board again soon.

Thank you @airindia for taking such good care of us today on flight AI2029. Ms Vandana along with her teammates were superb. Keep it up 👍. Till next time 🙏

@DavidLeavitt The algorithm

What made you smile today?

@JoyceCarolOates If I could give some advice to the mainstream media I would request that they press him on controversial topics; and also please avoid high resolution photography

the face that launched a million (mostly futile) tweets.

I have a very serious suggestion for congress. When a bill comes up for a vote, if it passes on partisan lines, the minority party should be allowed to officially rename the bill before it becomes law.

@KFILE Sounds like an Austin Powers type situation

can someone explain why I just got followed by an army of hot lady bots

@AllenFrancesMD @daven_md I think some of them may be realizing that working for him is like being in a sausage grinder or a wood chipper, and not in a good way

I have a strong feeling we're approaching Trump's "emperor has no clothing " moment when even the morally blind see thru him & the cowardly speak up. Perhaps de.lmocracy will prevail after all. This article shows that Trump's middle is collapsing: nytimes.com/2026/03/17/wor…