This letter follows Epic's lawsuit against Health Gorilla from last week: https://www.statnews.com/2026/01/13/epic-health-gorilla-lawsuit-patient-records-health-data-interoperability/

@DrCassone nice shot

@veronica I've had 2 chiropractors save me when my back was so messed up I could barely move. Like immediate relief. There are things they can't do, but there are also things they do that nobody else is willing to do.

@ProPublica All this good stuff and you can't even reach a deal with your own Union. Plus we have no idea anymore what you had AI write for you.

This is yet another paper that finds quickly-diminishing returns of reflective thinking.And this paper's result may be more severe: Figure 3 (above) shows accuracy on medical question-answering improved on second thought, but either plateaued or DECLINED *after* second thought.

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@tksst Sounds good. I don't know what the category "extreme bleeding situations" includes and excludes but the product woul seem limited to cases where it can be applied very near to the artery.#FirstAidTechnology

@isoentropica Correct!