Readit NewsCases in which this can happen. - I orient myself before overtaking another car on the highway or motorway. - I position my hand wrong on the steering wheel and the camera can no longer see me. - I put on sunglasses when I am driving against a low sun.
It can be turned off, but if you live in the EU it is required to enable itself once the car has been turned off/on.
It will also happily warn me if it thinks I am speeding based on errornous gps data. This feature also turns itself back on once the car has been turned off.
Another thing I've noticed is that if I eat a very rice-heavy meal, my blood sugar levels may rise throughout the night. I don't think this is insulin-resistance but rather my body digesting the rice. You can't expect the body to digest all the rice in 2 hours, can you, there certainly must be parts that are protected from the stomach acid until much later in the digestion process. So that feeds into the high blood sugar levels overnight in my opinion.
I think if anything, CGMs have opened up the idea of what diabetes really is and how different bodies handle blood sugar. I think I'm borderline T2D, not full-on T2D despite what my doctor says, and I've started wondering if my blood sugar has always been high, but normal for me. On average it's about 120 mg/dL, but I do see my body react properly to new sources of blood sugar and drive it back to "normal" levels, so the idea that I have insulin resistance doesn't make sense to me.
For convenience and my experiment, I eat practically the same meals at lunch every day, precisely weighed, always starting from very similar morning glucose levels, and strictly respecting timing and consistency.
I NEVER get the same response. Never. It’s an experiment I’ve been running on myself for a year. It’s useful for me, but for the diabetes team following me, “that’s not possible, there must be other factors, it doesn’t show, it’s the ‘CGM algorithm’” (a mystical object no one knows anything about, except that it’s supposedly intelligent).
This study is interesting. I hope this kind of information, this doubt, trickles down into the medical community. Even though I don’t have much hope. Maybe in years and years.
I'm really caught admiring this and think this may very well be the AI Magna Carta. There are so many gems and while many of the sources are based on Catholicism, there is also an incredible depth of research, even going into "On the foundational role of language in shaping understanding, cf. M. Heidegger." The note also builds upon numerous different discussions from the Vatican including this supplemental one, https://www.vatican.va/content/francesco/en/speeches/2024/ju...
I'm really caught admiring this and think this may very well be the AI Magna Carta. There are so many gems and while many of the sources are based on Catholicism, there is also an incredible depth of research, even going into "On the foundational role of language in shaping understanding, cf. M. Heidegger." The note also builds upon numerous different discussions from the Vatican including this supplemental one, https://www.vatican.va/content/francesco/en/speeches/2024/ju...
I was curious, for the other curious:
"It's a tough world And intense life Happiness in moments And uncertain future"