Why are we proposing this when the fundamental problem is the financial toxicity of obtaining medical education (and higher education in general, for that matter)?

I know we like to pin everything on antibiotic stewardship by clinicians but I feel like we don't devote nearly enough attention to the role of Big Ag even though they use WAY more antimicrobials (not to suggest that tu quoque is a valid defense of poor antibiotic stewardship)

I’m kidding. Ceftaroline

I* like meropenem

[runs and hides]
*not an ID doc

This is where my head is too

But it's just bizarre to me that we're entertaining the idea that something that functions in a manner that is so non-physiologic can even be suggested to have the capacity for creativity

The question of whether we can distinguish genuine creative work from its imitations generated by AI is a distinct one, and how we go about interacting in a world where AI can produce convincing imitations of creative work is a separate (important) question.

Seriously what is the opposite of a glycogen storage disease because I think that's what's happening here

I don't even think I could achieve this pace at a sprint lol