Stop To Think

In this episode of Stop To Think we talk about how the U.S. government was pretty loose with the truth during the whole Rona situation we're just finally getting out of. The U.S. government shouldn't be in the job of lying to the American people yet this is what it spends most of its time doing these days. This episode is all about talking about some of the lies and what could have been done to do better. 

In this episode of Stop To Think we continue the topic from earlier this week. Assuming that you have a society that can create material things with relative ease the challenge then becomes developing the concepts and ideas that go into those acts of creation. This is a society of innovation and intelligence and it takes creativity to avoid getting left behind. 

In this episode of Stop To Think we talk about the pinnacle of manufacturing technology. Or at least that's where we start and then we work our way back to the present. The pinnacle of manufacturing technology is a machine that spawns whatever you want at the push of a button. We're not there yet but we've made a lot of important steps towards that reality. 

In this episode of Stop To Think we finish up the series on the future of medicine. We talk mostly about how AI and larger doctor stand in robots could be used to standardize care and make the supply of medical treatment increase enough to catch up with the sky-high demand. 

In this episode of Stop To Think we continue our future medicine discussion. This episode features topics that are more treatment-focused. Specifically, we talk about gene therapy and then how nanotechnology could be used in medicine to essentially cure everything. Even aging.  

In this episode of Stop To Think we start a series on the future of medicine. This episode focuses on the advancements in medicine we could see on the diagnostics end of the spectrum. Specifically on how more automation could offload a lot of the tedious work from medical professionals and allow patients to receive an overall higher quality of care by making that variety of care more readily available. Ultra-high-resolution full-body scanning and rapid chemical testing are two examples that we talk about. 

In this episode of the Stop To Think podcast, we pick up where we left off in the last episode. I get into examples of things that are probably not a waste of time. For instance, helping people. Generally speaking, most people will agree that helping other people is usually a good use of time. For the rest of the examples, you'll just have to listen to the episode. 

In this episode of the Stop To Think podcast we talk about what is and what isn't a waste of time. It's a topic that's largely dependant on your worldview. If you have a world view that's not based on a higher power, then the answer to the question is a bit subjective. It can be based on your own personal opinion or the opinion of society. If you do believe in a higher power, then that higher power would naturally determine what is and what isn't a waste of time. After talking about that, we get into some examples of stuff that probably isn't a waste of time. 

In this episode of Stop To Think, we finish up our conversation about financial inflection points. Essentially a person just needs to have one break-out success and then not do anything stupid and they're pretty much set for life. 

In this episode of Stop To Think we talk about financial inflection points. Or at least that's what we set out to talk about. This episode, which is the first in a small series, might have taken a slight turn into the weeds for a bit. Specifically, we talk about how reality is a bit filtered these days and how that can be misleading. People aren't taught about the true nature of money and if their perception of it is based on the successful people in society that they observe they'll never figure out how to make it. A financial inflection point is a point where a person's fiances change direction and go from being positive to negative.