JaimeS' speech:
Hi everyone, my name is Jaime, I was managing editor at MEAction for about a year, I worked at Stanford for about a year, and now I’m back at MEAction. You may know me on Phoenix Rising as JaimeS.
I’m actually not going to talk about myself today. I’m going to talk...
Agreed, and the potential for mocking is very high. We don't need any more mocking. I'm imagining a late night host or stand-up comic making the twirly hand motion and saying something rude :(
I appreciate what Janet is getting at here, but more thought needs to go into the audience.
I agree...
So much to be nauseated by in this puff-piece of self-promotion, but one thing I find really telling is this weirdness:
"My teenagers are often attached to the Wifi by an invisible umbilical cord so I would assume all teenagers would love online treatment." (Emphasis mine)
Just, eeew.
True, but the visual impact of ever more filing the screen, in one sitting, is less easily dismissed or forgotten.
Just sayin, if someone has the knowhow to do that I think it would be a strong message.
It's a lovely idea, but nobody at NIH or whatever is going to watch hundreds of videos.
I think it would require someone to make a mosaic-style video, which might have its own kind of powerful impact.
I believe it's all in the big ugly bag of water-muddying terminology that hijacks terms and turns them on their head so that nobody knows, or only thinks they know, what anybody else is talking about.
I remain appalled at the sound of crickets from the medical community about these hijackings and the non sensical musings behind them. Where is the outcry and the outrage? Why are people so ready to adopt these blame-the-patient theories? Oh, I forgot, illness, tragedy, and misfortune are the...
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