The Vortex of Minimal Knowledge Podcast G & Joe

The second part of our discussion with Dr. David Dorr, Professor, Vice Chair Medical Informatics at OHSU. We wade into the vortex and discuss our society and how our interactions shape our well being, among other ramblings. 

The first part of our discussion with Dr. David Dorr, Professor, Vice Chair Medical Informatics at OHSU. We reminisce about the past and get into the nitty gritty of what bioinformatics is. 

Another trip down a random collection of topics that can loosely be connected by the idea of just going with it. Less self deprecation to get in the way of the “Here it is, take it or leave it.” We cover an original screenplay idea, the power of assertion, the exceptionality of the original Tron, the muppet show, and a new original game. 

In this episode, we delve shin deep into the inner workings of the mind as it experiences an unpleasant situation and then relieves itself by raging at the tops of the mountains of social media. In other words, why do we leave a bad review when things don't go as we thought they should.

And then we somehow tie that into the relationship between what we know as humans versus what primates know. Do we really know that much more and do we really have anything figured out. Probably not.

The second part of episode 14 where we talk about something completely different. We discuss the idea of having more than 5 senses.

We discuss the origins and evolution of the Vortex of Minimal Knowledge. In the process we uncover new and exciting theories including a way to generate an infinite audience.