Fact Check & Executive Orders

Do you ever fact check your doctor? Dangerous Dave talks about people using AI to check health and other advice. Plus, if you were president for a day what executive order would you sign? We look at some of the best answers from the internet.

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is deeper in the din with dangerous d You know,
we've come a long way from asking WebMD medical questions
and freaking out when it says we're dying. A new
survey ask people if they're using AI like chat GBT
to manage aspects of their health and learning about potential diagnosis. Well,
thirty five percent of people said they've asked AI health question.

(00:20):
Sixty three percent think AI is trustworthy, but more trustworthy
than social media at forty three percent and influencers at
just forty one percent. Less trustworthy than doctors, Oh, we
trust them ninety three percent of the time, and friends
at eighty two percent. And I don't know. I'm assuming
that those friends don't have medical degrees, but maybe they've
done some research. I don't know. You know, if you're

(00:42):
like me, you just spout stuff off and hope you're correct. Right,
there's this. Twenty four percent of people said they've asked
AI to fact check information from social media, friends, and
even their own doctors and health professionals. Wow. Fortunately, most
people are using AI for stuff like Google for the
latest health trends and wellness trends and tips on diets
and exercise, not to self diagnose themselves. Yeah, you don't

(01:05):
want to try to self diagnose yourself when you have
blood shooting out your ear deeper in the two. Well,
these days it seems like US presidents do anything they
want through executive orders. So now there's a list online
of unhinged executive orders that people would do if they
were president for just twenty four hours. Some of the
best ones include pants must literally be set on fire

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when a politician lies even said I'd volunteer to be
the president and the fire setter. I would change the
faces on money to dinosaurs. Somebody said I'd outlaw the
state of Indiana. Somebody else says, I'm from Indiana and
I approved this message. Also finally nicks the overly bright,
poorly aimed headlights on cars. Other executive orders people would

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sign if they were president for day. All public bathrooms
would have full floor to ceiling stalls with no gaps
in between the doors. No commercials would have ringing doorbells,
and no ads can have a car because it freaks
out the dog. Infotainment, you know, or it's supposed to
be entertainment but it's information, really would be banned. News
has to be news only not your opinion of the news.

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I like that one a lot. There will be minimum
standards for nose hair grooming. Everybody would wear cat ears
on July twenty seventh, just a random day. Hawaian pizza
would be banned. Other person said Hawaiian pizza would be
a national food. Super Bowl must be played on Saturdays.
I like that. One ain't going to bed early on
Sunday because the super Bowl is still on. Politicians have

(02:33):
to wear jackets with their sponsors on it, basically like
NASCAR drivers. That's a great idea, and at banned pre
shredded cheese. That way we could make America great again.
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