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We are educated and trained to be right.
We practice this, and we get good at it.
This why it’s so hard for us to accept any situation when we’re told that we are wrong.

Charles Tadros, M.D. April 18, 2024 Saint Louis, Missouri

We are running helter skelter toward fantastic opportunities with artificial intelligence. I have stopped looking at future potentials, as well as future hazards, with yesterday’s mind.

Absolutely, humans can and will adapt… it’s just that many humans cannot adapt fast enough.
This is where organizations, governments and societies step in to support and protect the most vulnerable.

I, for one, am very fortunate that I do not need any such support or protection.
I suspect that many of you see yourselves the same way, too.

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For years, these insurance premiums became my/ my family’s biggest single category expense…

Term life insurance policy (2 policies) Whole life insurance policy Medical/healthcare insurance (4 members) Vision care insurance (4 members) Dental health insurance (4 members) Motor vehicle insurance (4 cars…dang kids) Homeowner’s insurance Personal articles policy Umbrella insurance policy Medical malpractice insurance Disability Insurance Business overhead insurance Business interruption insurance Trip insurance Reinsurance (yep, I didn’tContinue reading “For years, these insurance premiums became my/ my family’s biggest single category expense…”

Absolute failings of the United States mental health system…

From the New York Times February 22, 2022. The ‘Nation’s Psychiatrist’ Takes Stock, With FrustrationIn a new book, Thomas Insel, who led research into psychiatric disease for 13 years, says that advances in neuroscience have yet to benefit patients. Credit…Carolyn Fong for The New York TimesEllen BarryBy Ellen BarryFeb. 22, 2022 A new book byContinue reading “Absolute failings of the United States mental health system…”

My text to a 22 year old family friend about the dislikes of his first full-time job…and my sense of the world as a 58 year-old father, husband, son, brother, physician, and former employee (turned employer).

Thanks for hanging out yesterday.I see a direct line between people who loved me and supported me (and often suffered while doing so) to my being able to sit casually with you to have a nice lunch, decades later. Seriously consider listening to what you think, say, and feel as NOT being abnormal or diseased.Continue reading “My text to a 22 year old family friend about the dislikes of his first full-time job…and my sense of the world as a 58 year-old father, husband, son, brother, physician, and former employee (turned employer).”

Too many people, governments, cultures, and societies do not clearly state that there is an expected, and acceptable, level of financial loss, expanding socioeconomic and health disparities, emotional harm, societal instability, personal disability, or even death as consequences of certain decisions or actions.

Charles Tadros, M.D. April 23, 2023 Saint Louis, Missouri

“PERCEPTION IS EVERYTHING!” only gets us part of the way there.

How about… “Perception, and the continued unquestioning acceptance of this perception, as well as acting on this unconfirmed and unchallenged perception, is everything.” Charles Tadros, M.D. April 23, 2023 Saint Louis, Missouri

Preventing / minimizing childhood traumas and relieving / minimizing socioeconomic determinants of poor health, would add more years of life, save more lives, and save societies more money, than all the high technology treatments used in modern, Western healthcare.

Charles Tadros, M.D. April 18, 2023 Saint Louis, Missouri

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