J. Eric Schmitt
@mentorva.bsky.social
Neuroradiologist. Statistical Geneticist. Stanford Cardinal fan. Mediocre sax player. Navy Brat. Views are my own.
You are 100% correct; good memory.
January 23, 2025 at 3:36 PM
You are 100% correct; good memory.
Oh man I'm on call this weekend and this rings so true. Not holiday call, but still bad enough that I'll feel like I was hit by a bus on Monday.
January 22, 2025 at 4:44 PM
Oh man I'm on call this weekend and this rings so true. Not holiday call, but still bad enough that I'll feel like I was hit by a bus on Monday.
So much MAHA going on in this picture.
November 17, 2024 at 4:40 PM
So much MAHA going on in this picture.
Unpopular take; assuming that they are 1st author, make them ask for an extension. Their paper, their responsibility. Give them a chance to keep the lead. If they can’t do it, you do the revisions and their name gets buried in the byline.
November 17, 2024 at 12:32 AM
Unpopular take; assuming that they are 1st author, make them ask for an extension. Their paper, their responsibility. Give them a chance to keep the lead. If they can’t do it, you do the revisions and their name gets buried in the byline.
Before the mouse that was the only way to do it!
What's old is new again!
What's old is new again!
November 16, 2024 at 4:34 PM
Before the mouse that was the only way to do it!
What's old is new again!
What's old is new again!
Then what?
He resigned from Congress, and I feel that if he didn't have the AG job in the pocket, then he would have tried to weather the storm.
I think the only way that this happens is if he has an alternate position in the Trump admin as a backup. He's not just going to retire to Florida.
He resigned from Congress, and I feel that if he didn't have the AG job in the pocket, then he would have tried to weather the storm.
I think the only way that this happens is if he has an alternate position in the Trump admin as a backup. He's not just going to retire to Florida.
November 16, 2024 at 4:10 PM
Then what?
He resigned from Congress, and I feel that if he didn't have the AG job in the pocket, then he would have tried to weather the storm.
I think the only way that this happens is if he has an alternate position in the Trump admin as a backup. He's not just going to retire to Florida.
He resigned from Congress, and I feel that if he didn't have the AG job in the pocket, then he would have tried to weather the storm.
I think the only way that this happens is if he has an alternate position in the Trump admin as a backup. He's not just going to retire to Florida.
Empirical reality would matter if they weren't protected from the consequences of their own folly.
November 16, 2024 at 3:58 PM
Empirical reality would matter if they weren't protected from the consequences of their own folly.
Thanks! Wow, that is a great tip.
I've been on BlueSky for like a second, and already have had more genuinely useful interactions than like 2-3 years on X.
I've been on BlueSky for like a second, and already have had more genuinely useful interactions than like 2-3 years on X.
November 16, 2024 at 3:12 PM
Thanks! Wow, that is a great tip.
I've been on BlueSky for like a second, and already have had more genuinely useful interactions than like 2-3 years on X.
I've been on BlueSky for like a second, and already have had more genuinely useful interactions than like 2-3 years on X.
Agree. I don't think anyone really does. The complexity of the system makes unanticipated, nonlinear effects from any big changes highly probable.
A reasonable person could want reform (we may disagree on what), but the concept of just "blowing up the system" seems like a really bad idea.
A reasonable person could want reform (we may disagree on what), but the concept of just "blowing up the system" seems like a really bad idea.
November 16, 2024 at 2:37 PM
Agree. I don't think anyone really does. The complexity of the system makes unanticipated, nonlinear effects from any big changes highly probable.
A reasonable person could want reform (we may disagree on what), but the concept of just "blowing up the system" seems like a really bad idea.
A reasonable person could want reform (we may disagree on what), but the concept of just "blowing up the system" seems like a really bad idea.
Quite neighborly of you. Thanks!
November 16, 2024 at 2:22 PM
Quite neighborly of you. Thanks!
Can’t see past the paywall, but I assume human space exploration and EV subsidies will be the first to go?
November 16, 2024 at 2:15 PM
Can’t see past the paywall, but I assume human space exploration and EV subsidies will be the first to go?