The positive parts of my life have mostly people in the real world. I think many of my concerns around medicine revolve around this idea of all the things medicine can do and the power of medicine. I feel that sometimes this conveys a lack of respect for the possible harm. When you have a system pumping humans through, maybe it's moving too fast? Maybe humans don't need so much fast paced microanalysis? I feel that I have more success in respecting people as they are then in trying to fix them. Maybe thats where the learning comes... in respecting differences rather then trying to hammer each one out. Cooperation is not a one way street. Finding one's way in a complex society requires two way communication, I think.

I'm finding some peace and centeredness in isolation. Perhaps it's coming time to stick my head out into the real world.

Kenzie

    Kenzie works in IMU. She didn't say much. She just laughed and laughed. I think laughter is great medicine.