by Matthew Rehrl MD | AI Ethics, Artificial Intelligence, Big Data
Several years ago I was able to use IBM’s Watson Personality Insights to analyze my personality based on how I use Twitter (see IBM’s Watson Artificial Intelligence Analysis of My Personality). It contained both positives (You are philosophical: you are open to and...
by Matthew Rehrl MD | Blogging
May was a good month for me: Thirty-one posts on a variety of subjects, ranging from infinite games, Sun Tzu, and Chaucer to wicked problems, Covid battlefield topology, and healthcare data ownership. But the my best post in my judgement? (Or, at least my most...
by Matthew Rehrl MD | Creativity, Writing
Limit self-criticism in early drafts. This is the title chapter of Roy Peter Clark’s 48th tool, from his book on craftsmanship, Writing Tools, 55 Essential Strategies For Every Writer, and it was where I was introduced to an exceptional essay by Gail Godwin about...
by Matthew Rehrl MD | Health
Here’s a photo of myself from about 12 years ago, when I had what I call (at least for myself) vigorous health. The mountain in the background is called Mailbox Peak. It’s about 30 minutes east of downtown Seattle, and, because it’s 4000 feet of “straight...
by Matthew Rehrl MD | Healthcare Revenue
Here’s my health insurance company’s stated purpose: Improving customers’ lives by making healthcare work better. They are a good company, and for the most part, I have received good service. But two points. First, from their perspective, I am a customer, not a...
