Brigham Buhler
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1,533 appearances
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5 series
first heard Oct 2024
last heard 27 Feb
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I've got a buddy who's a wildlife photographer for Cabela's and he – He's from somewhere over in Russia, but it literally took him years to get his citizenship. And he became friends with the girl who worked at the guy who approved his desk and would literally message her. And she'd be like, nope, not today. Nope, not today. And he waited for a day when the guy was having a great day.
And went and had his meeting and he got his citizenship. But it took him years. And now he's working here for Cabela's shooting wildlife photography and living the dream. And he grew up reading in Russia, reading these books about the Great West. And like he wanted to be a cowboy. And he tells these stories. But he is an example of somebody who believes in the American dream.
And that's where I go back to.
Well, I mean if you think about it, if you're a felon in the United States, you're not allowed to vote. So wouldn't it make sense that we don't accept somebody with a criminal record into the United States? Like we have – We have a lot of fights that we're already fighting and a lot of budgetary restraints as a society that we can't really dig ourselves out of the hole with right now.
The level of hell that those people go through. This is the letter.
What a savage.
But what's hard is people use those things to distract us and to divide us. And even with my neighbor, I know we agree on 80% of the things. It's like, hey, I'm not against or for anyone. I'm not against Kamala. I'm not against Trump. I'm for team humanity. I am for can we work together to solve the problem.
And whoever wins, whether Trump or Kamala, I hope that we can continue the momentum and the dialogue. And I hope that... you know, we can truly have an open conversation that gains traction. And what I love about it being public is it's forever memorialized in public record.
There's no hiding it.
It is insanity because even at a smaller level, just testifying in front of the Senate, the level of hate and just like misrepresentations of truth. I don't even want to call it lies, but to me it's lies. The level of like misrepresentation and taking things out of context and it just – It just doesn't seem genuine, and it doesn't seem like people are really fighting for truth.
They're fighting to win a game.
But what's insane to me, Joe, is what part of saying, hey, we need to better understand how we're growing our food, how we're processing our food, how we're preserving our food. Maybe leftover petrol chemicals aren't the best way to preserve our food products in America. You're not allowing that in other nations.
And we're looking at the data, the statistics, and the numbers, and we're saying something's not right. The point of that conversation was to say, today's the day we start the dialogue. You know, the journey of a thousand steps starts with one. And I look at it and say, my message was, how do we fix this? Well, we start by acknowledging there's a fucking problem in the first place.
Literally, we're there saying diet, lifestyle, nutrition, getting proactive, predictive, and personalized. That's the message. The system's waiting for you to get sick, and then they're giving you drugs. Rather than waiting to get sick and taking a drug, let's get proactive and predictive. Let's look at you at the biological level.
Let's stop the chronic disease from developing at its roots and prevent this crisis.
Absolutely. There has to be. And that's where I say – This is what's crazy. People are going to spend money. The only way I can scale this and make it better for people and more cost effective is AI and large language models, which is what I'm rapidly running towards, which even in that Hatchet Job article, she says, and he's illegally using AI to prescribe. I'm not prescribing medicine using AI.
She doesn't. claim that? Yeah, she said something to that nature. Isn't that defamatory? I'm like, we are using AI to assess blood work, and then it is reviewed by a board-certified clinician that then reasserts the AI's homework, and the AI is just there as an additional tool. Now, the vision of the future...
and I think this will happen, is I think AI will replace a lot of primary cares in America.
Even at a great cash pay clinic, you know, like I think Ways to Well is a phenomenal clinic. I think there's hundreds, if not thousands of phenomenal cash pay clinics. Peter Attia is brilliant. In any of those practices, the clinician has to do a chart review before you come in. That's going to take them at least 20 minutes if they're doing a good job.
Then they're going to spend 45 minutes to an hour with you, walking you through everything in your chart, what they saw, family history, genetics, epigenetics, cross-reference that with blood work. That's a lot of work. AI can do it instantly. Instantly. And at your own timeline and discretion. So your blood work comes back. Joe, you're busy.
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