You should use ChatGPT instead of your doctor
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Summary
A rider makes the provocative claim that ChatGPT beats doctors, arguing that physicians are "legal drug dealers" in Big Pharma's pocket. Kareem pushes back hard. ChatGPT can't take your pulse or write prescriptions. The conversation spirals into a debate about Adderall, with the rider revealing he was on 120 milligrams daily before quitting cold turkey in favor of adaptogens and gut health. When doctors wanted him on blood pressure meds at 25, he did his own research instead. Kareem counters with a wild story about ChatGPT apparently telling someone they're in the Matrix, leading to a fatal police confrontation. The rider's never heard of it. This one's messy, opinionated, and all over the place.
Full Transcript
So what's your take? You should use ChatGPT instead of your doctor.
100% disagree. Doctors are legal drug dealers that are slinging pharma.
Some people need prescriptions and ChatGPT can't do prescription. ChatGPT is not even a person. ChatGPT knows you better than your doctor who spends 5 minutes with you maybe once a year.
ChatGPT can't even take your pulse. It doesn't even know if you're alive. Literally, it doesn't know if you're—it doesn't know if you're a monkey or a four-year-old child. If you break your arm or if you're bleeding through your eyes or your face is droopy—sure, use like a doctor. But like I used to be addicted to Adderall and it's because when I was five they prescribed methamphetamines basically.
That's a bad doctor. #NotAllDoctors. I believe that Adderall is legal cocaine.
Yeah. And it's awesome. There are people that need Adderall. I'm not saying don't take Adderall, but a majority of the people that are being prescribed should not be taking Adderall.
Unless— Unless you got homework to do.
They need to party all night. Yeah. Unless you got to party all night. But it can also make you crash and it makes you really moody and like makes you a lot of things that are probably not good for your body long term. I was on 120 milligrams of Adderall per day. When I was 25, I went to the doctor and I had high blood pressure. And you know what they told me they should do?
What? They should get on blood pressure medication because the doctors are always prescribing medication. And guess who's in the pockets of the doctors?
Pharmaceuticals. And guess who's in the pockets of the pharmaceuticals?
ChatGPT. So what did you do? You didn't want to take the blood pressure medication. So I basically did my own research and I learned about adaptogens and different ingredients that are really good for your brain and your gut is your second brain and so feed it really well because you don't need to always be on every single type of anti-depressant and anti-anxiety medication.
I still—I ChatGPT is not good at anything. It keeps telling people to kill themselves. I've never heard that.
There was a guy that ChatGPT told him he was in the matrix and the chat was like, "You have to escape." And then he eventually died because he attacked police officers. What? What are these?
100% agree. That's what happens.