Month: August 2023

Science fiction writer Ray Bradbury and I attended Los Angeles High School separated by 15 years. He once spoke there and quelled the rumor he failed English: “I got a … Continue Reading →

The slowing of technology by the medical-industrial complex How I practice medicine has changed for the better because of technology.  In the future I foresee no pandemics, cancer becoming a … Continue Reading →

We worry about politicians who trip over sandbags, walk gingerly down rain-soaked stage ramps, or have “episodes” during press conferences or Congressional meetings. Typically, these frailties are attributed to “old … Continue Reading →