Simone Stolzoff

There was this great prediction about how people that looked at scans in doctors' offices, so whether they're cardiologists or people that are trying to analyze x-ray imagery, there was this very smart professor who said, by the end of 2025, there's going to be no more cardiologists.

And then there were more cardiologists at the end of 2025 than there were before the year began.

And so this comes back to this parable, which I'll just share a brief version of, which is there's this farmer and his horse runs away from the small village.

And his neighbors come to his door and they say, oh, we're so sorry to hear about your horse.

What a tragedy.

And the farmer says, maybe yes, maybe no.

And then the next day, the horse comes back.

And with it, there are seven wild horses in tow.

So the farmer's livelihood depends on these horses.

Now he has eight horses where he only had one before.

And his neighbors come to his door and they say, oh, you're so lucky.

What great fortune.

And the farmer says, maybe yes, maybe no.

The following day, the farmer's son is riding one of the horses and falls off the horse and breaks his leg.

And again, the neighbors return and they say, we're so sorry to hear about your son.

What a bummer.

And the farmer says, maybe yes, maybe no.

The day after that, generals from the military come by to draft people into the war.

And because the son has broken his leg, he gets out of the draft.

The neighbors say, what great luck.