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Theodore Schwartz

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I don’t think that raw IQ is what makes a great neurosurgeon. It is psychologically very demanding because you are taking care of people at a moment in their lives that is the most critical, where they’re in most need of help, and they basically hand over to you their most prized possession for four hours, six hours.

“I don’t think that raw IQ is what makes a great neurosurgeon. It is psychologically very demanding because you are taking care of people at a moment in their lives that is the most critical, where they’re in most need of help, and they basically hand over to you their most prized possession for four hours, six hours.”
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Conversations with Tyler

02 / evaluation

We can alter someone’s behavior, someone’s desires, feelings based on deep brain stimulation because all of our behaviors derive from circuits in the brain that are firing in a particular way.

“We can alter someone’s behavior, someone’s desires, feelings based on deep brain stimulation because all of our behaviors derive from circuits in the brain that are firing in a particular way.”
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Conversations with Tyler

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I think that in the interpretation of MRI scans — when a patient comes into your office with a conglomerate of symptoms, and you’ve got to figure out what they have — those things in AI are very good at.

“I think that in the interpretation of MRI scans — when a patient comes into your office with a conglomerate of symptoms, and you’ve got to figure out what they have — those things in AI are very good at.”
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Conversations with Tyler

06 / evaluation

When I take a drug orally, take a pill, put an IV drug in, a lot of those drugs don’t get into the brain, because there’s protection, because the brain doesn’t want poison or toxins to influence the brain, so not everything gets in.

“When I take a drug orally, take a pill, put an IV drug in, a lot of those drugs don’t get into the brain, because there’s protection, because the brain doesn’t want poison or toxins to influence the brain, so not everything gets in.”
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