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But the reason I don't feel proud of ProfitRise is I'm still too hungry to feel pride.

I have so much more left to learn, like over the next decade.

30 40 50 60 years and maybe maybe like honestly maybe at the end i'll be like oh cool i learned something about this too much left to do honestly but i really really hope that you know if you found found this like if you found this inspiring then you know the formula to keep doing this yourself is very simple uh keep at it keep joining us keep reading on your own and honestly this is what the book is about so this is the most authentic plug to get the book

For the mega nerds who are still here, there's a really important question for us as teachers to address, which is why can PE present a syncope?

Because the blockage is there.

If a patient plummets their blood pressure to cause syncope, how do they wake up again?

And the answer I thought was that they would have spontaneous thrombolysis and they would break up some of their clot and they would perfuse.

Again, that's not the correct answer.

This is the power of reading and reflection.

I want all of you, I won't talk about it, all of you to read about the Beazled-Jerish Reflex.

And it will hopefully inspire even more reading and learning.

So patients with PE syncope, not because of anything else, but because of a pathological, vagal response that they have.

It's called the BESOL and Jerich reflex.

It's a really good read.

I don't know.

You're like, who cares, right?

I don't know the guy.

Doom.

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