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Anecdotal evidence

Anecdotal evidence

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Sep 15, 2026

Sabine MannGUEST
12:09
But from the colostrum production side of things, I would say that I'm not aware of any data that has looked at super long dry periods and tend to see what kind of impact that would be.
Sabine MannGUEST
12:20
Anecdotally, if I see cows that have a very long dry period in any of my trials, we don't seem to have any problems with those cows.
Sabine MannGUEST
12:28
They typically have good quantity and quality of colostrum, but that's not data.
Sabine MannGUEST
12:32
That's just storyline.
Brian FowlerGUEST
38:01
I mean, the, the wage growth we talked about being very, very high.
Brian FowlerGUEST
38:05
Anecdotally, though, I see a lot of people saying, "Well, that's not my case.
Brian FowlerGUEST
38:08
My wages haven't done anything for a couple of years."
Doug KriznerCORRESPONDENT
38:10
[laughs]
Type Three AudioNARRATOR
17:25
To avoid that, the LLM would have to track its own uncertainty or measure the convergence status of the final result to decide whether it should produce output or perform further reasoning via chain of thought.
Type Three AudioNARRATOR
17:37
Anecdotally, Claude models appear to behave like this in my benchmark.
Type Three AudioNARRATOR
17:42
When the number of steps is limited, they adhere to the system prompt which tells them not to use chain of thought.
Type Three AudioNARRATOR
17:47
But when the number of steps becomes large and their error rate increases, they start violating this rule and reason anyway to get the correct result.
Edward ParkHOST
15:36
It's really, in his opinion, transformed it so much so that he added three modules to our online training course for doctors, and he'll be giving a lecture at the conference on mental health in October.
Edward ParkHOST
15:49
Anecdotally, another great interview was with Jodi Repko, who she didn't really talk about the benefits, but also has a profoundly autistic nonverbal son whose social anxiety, whose apraxia, fine motor skills greatly improved.
Edward ParkHOST
16:02
And she is treating other families and kids as well.
Edward ParkHOST
16:05
Which brings me to a kid I don't have a picture of, but I saw him in... for treatment in a clinic in New York.
NateHOST
85:16
Which means if you're planning a holiday to a foreign region, eating locally sourced honey while there or ordering some online and eating it for a few weeks before you travel can reduce travel fever, allergies to an area your allergies aren't adapted to.
NateHOST
85:30
Anecdotally, most likely a placebo effect.
NateHOST
85:33
Local honey helps the jet lag.
SteliosHOST
85:35
Is
MattHOST
20:57
You know, you've talked about this turn towards orthobiologics and peptides as opposed to, you know, going under the knife as the first gut reaction.
MattHOST
21:07
Anecdotally, what are some of the results that you've seen with your patient population just taking this approach?
Omar RahmanGUEST
21:14
Yeah, so I've had a lot of patients that are active in the LA community, right? So a lot of pickleballers.
Omar RahmanGUEST
21:19
It's been great for business.
Connor TomlinsonHOST
0:36
It's a snobbish aversion to any stigma attached to their personal vices, which they bat away as puritan moralising and American export or not really happening.
Connor TomlinsonHOST
0:43
But both Anecdotally, and in a new Church of England report, we are seeing increases in young people going back to church and they're open about their reasons for doing so.
Connor TomlinsonHOST
0:53
They're spiritually impoverished, they're deracinated from their heritage, and modern consumer culture doesn't provide them with the meaning that our souls crave.
Connor TomlinsonHOST
1:02
And this is driven by the autodidactic properties of social media.
Alan MilburnGUEST
3:53
They've wanted to be in work and training and education, just like everybody else.
Alan MilburnGUEST
3:57
Anecdotally, when you talk to them, the really worrying thing is, you know, I sort of met a group of youngsters a couple of weekends ago and was talking to them about this.
Alan MilburnGUEST
4:05
Asked them how many jobs they were applying for.
Alan MilburnGUEST
4:08
Dozens? Hundreds? Never get a reply? Never get any response.
Eric EricksonHOST
3:20
You get through the fastest.
Eric EricksonHOST
3:22
Anecdotally, for me, it's not.
Eric EricksonHOST
3:23
And I don't know why.
Eric EricksonHOST
3:24
Sometimes it is, but very often it moves very slow.
Ariana ThackerGUEST
25:55
And it's essentially the same pathways in Alzheimer's and Parkinson's lighting up.
Ariana ThackerGUEST
26:00
Anecdotally, through clinical practice, we have seen MS cases that seems to have been triggered as a result of mold exposure.
Ariana ThackerGUEST
26:07
That's more so through our medical director's clinical practice.
Ariana ThackerGUEST
26:11
So he left his clinic where he was full time to join us full time.

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