It is often said that “life isn’t fair.” However, that doesn’t mean it needs to be made unnecessarily difficult through the devious scheming of other power- and money-hungry people. It certainly doesn’t take much to make life a little easier and more enjoyable.

Many people are understandably concerned about A.I. taking over white-collar jobs. Still, why not replace the Supreme Court with a LLM that has ingested ALL verifiable U.S. laws, codes and precedent? At least we might stand a chance of receiving well-explained and moderately reasonable decisions.

@dgriffinjones.bsky.social The podcast episodes continue to be excellent, and I must thank you profusely for referring to Chicago’s tallest building by its original—and proper—name!

@grahambower.bsky.social I truly enjoyed the latest episode of the Cultcast Podcast, and hope to hear similar discussions in the future!

The latest entry in the Superman franchise was entertaining, but—as someone who experienced the Reeve/Donner/Williams masterpiece in 1978 as a 9-year-old—it had a lot to live up to and just didn’t quite have that true sense of power and magic.

“Here are no lofty peaks seeking the sky, no mighty glaciers or rushing streams wearing away the uplifted land. Here is land, tranquil in its quiet beauty, serving not as the source of water, but as the last receiver of it.”
— President Harry Truman speaking about Everglades National Park

@dgriffinjones.bsky.social The latest episode of the Cultcast podcast with your myriad guests was fantastic! More of this, please.

There’s so much to discuss about the current state of affairs in the United States and globally. It’s evident that the current "administration" is making a mess of almost everything. In the short term, those who want to restore some sense of normalcy must focus on regaining control of Congress.

I’ll leave it at that for now. It seems like a significant shift, but it would likely be no worse than what we have now. I’d love constructive feedback. I’ve already heard many typical negative or sarcastic responses. Let’s make a positive change!

In short, a patient would visit one of these centers on an annual basis as part of their preventative healthcare check-up. They would receive a comprehensive exam touching upon every avenue of health, and very well could receive same-day treatment for many conditions, including outpatient surgery.

I firmly believe that hospitals should be transformed into comprehensive “preventative healthcare centers.” These centers would not only provide diagnostic and treatment services for traditional medical conditions but also encompass dental, vision, and psychological services, all under one roof.

Healthcare in the United States. Many would agree that it is long overdue for an overhaul. One element has to do with how we pay for healthcare; the other with the facilities and logistical processes. More specifically, I want to redefine what a "hospital" is and how it can be completely reimagined.

I would like to begin with healthcare, and I'll make another post in the very near future describing a concept that I'm passionate about and would like to see developed. Of course, I welcome your thoughts and comments along this journey!

Hello! I’m new here and I’ve never used social media much, but I’m trying Blue Sky to discuss improving aspects of life like healthcare, public transportation, and clean energy.

Our Bombay girl on top of a bunk bed railing.

A positive reminder. I hope "Mayor Pete" can continue his great work! youtu.be/uQKscybGVjc?...