I am starting to seriously consider if people believe they are anything but a list of bullet points on their CVs.

Excellent thread about the current evidence suggesting the use of Hydroxychloroquine + Azithromycin for treatment of #COVID19 patients. It is our job to critically appraise such results and explain to the public the limitations of these studies.

Government may be the only thing that can fail miserably and then get bigger as a result.

Scientists must realize the shortcomings and limitations of their own fields of expertise, in order to be able to identify the questions/problems that they are NOT best suited to answer. People appeal to scientists’ authority. It was better to say “I dont know” than “unlikely”.

They have no authority, cannot accomplish anything, and no one can find evidence to held them responsible during global health disasters. This is exactly why such costly top-down, bureaucratic organizations, like World Health Organization (WHO), are bound to fail. They have nothing to lose when they fail.

Thread: The Orientalizing of Moulana Rumi Many of you may be familiar with the 'Rumi quotes' that circulate the internet. What if I told you the vast majority of them are fake and they are part of a project to secularize Rumi? This isn't a whatsapp conspiracy.

“They frighten me.”

One of the major reasons city states make more sense than "states" (as in the US) is because it is exceedingly rare that the same policies apply to the city and the country side

An excerpt from Heidegger’s “Memorial Address”: Man today is in flight from thinking!

Racism is the use of the law of large numbers (and scaling) in the opposite direction, by attributing presumed population traits to single individuals.

Americans must (once again) discard the disastrous belief in top-down government central planning and one-size-fits-all policies. They produce nothing but suffering. We must rediscover the virtues of individual liberty and voluntary interactions with one another.

I rarely post anything over here, but I can’t skip this moment to express how proud I am of my wife and life partner for matching at her #1 program. Let’s hope she won’t boss me around too badly when I go through my psychiatry rotation as a MS3! #Match2021

refactoring even small software systems is enough to make one wary of people with ideas for structural reforms of society

Acknowledging the limits of scientific knowledge is pro-science

Science can (and generally should) inform deeper questions of what we believe to be true or moral or wise. Nevertheless, it can never by itself answer those questions dispositively. 2/2

Day 3 #SFN22 - Inscopix Tech Awardee's #SfN22 Poster! Reda Chalhoub is at the Peter Kalivas MUSC Department of Neuroscience using the nVokeᵀᴹ System's integrated #optogenetics & imaging capability to study D1 & D2-MSNs in reward seeking behavior.🧠 hubs.ly/Q01s8-N90 #InscopixSfN22

Congratulations to our incoming class Pooja Venkatesh, M.D., Reda Chalhoub M.D., Ph.D., Harrison Hicks M.D., and Sam Jiang, M.D., as Emory Neurosurgery's 2025 Match Results for the class of 2032. We are so excited to welcome you to the Emory Neurosurgery family! #Match2025

Super excited to welcome this new group to Emory Neurosurgery

I am full of pride, proud, and joy.....congrats to all the WAKers Alumni Reda Chalhoub Zaki Abou Mrad Hussein Kharroubi, MD Malak Hoballah for nailing brilliant spots in #MatchDay2025 Faculty of Medicine American University of Beirut