HeyJaredNora in New York: Think in Futures!
I equip curious, restless minds with the tools to build futures worth fighting for in a world losing its mind.
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Monthly reset and reflection with Nora and Eliott🐾 (opens the original)
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This month felt like five months somehow.It started with me trying mini golf at Puttery, which, for the record, I was spectacularly bad at in the beginning- like, embarrassingly bad- and then something clicked. I got weirdly into it, and by the end I somehow made the last two holes on my first try. Familiar pattern: I struggle dramatically, consider myself hopeless, then suddenly figure it out just before the end- that feels pretty on brand.The next day, I got tattoos with CarGuy’s son. It was m
The future doctor is still human (opens the original)
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My new paper uses scenario analysis to ask what happens when medical education changes faster than the people inside it can adapt.It is 2030. A medical student has been up late preparing for a difficult clinical case. She opens an AI tool and asks it to help her think. It returns a confident answer in seconds.Now pause the story.Has someone taught her how to check that answer? Will her professor welcome a conversation about the tool, or accuse her of cheating? If she is exhausted and frightened
How my people talk (opens the original)
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If you’ve been here for a while, you already know that Nora in New York has never been only about healthcare. Yes, I’m a healthcare visionary, psychologist, researcher, and professional overthinker of the future, but I’m also Hungarian - very Hungarian -who somehow ended up building a life in New York.Hungary has always found its way into my writing.I’ve written about my origins and what it’s like to observe my home country from afar, especially during the April Hungarian elections. It captures
41 things I’ve learned about life (opens the original)
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Today I turned 41, so I’m writing from the middle of a midlife crisis:-D The past year has been one of the hardest of my life. I lost my beloved dog, had to escape and move quickly, ended up living in a place that has never really felt like home, lost faith in a friendship I thought was unshakable, and, somewhere along the way, became deeply disillusioned with love itself. I struggled to find my place in a new country, a new culture, and a new system, while navigating PTSD and making some of the
Monthly reset and reflection with Nora and Eliott🐾 (opens the original)
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One minute, it’s still summer, long evenings, sweaty walks, iced coffee, the vague illusion that there is plenty of time left, and then suddenly, you look up, and September is standing at the door. I’m not entirely sure where my August went. Actually, that’s not true; I know exactly where it went.It went into hospital rooms and subway rides, research papers and writing sessions in Brooklyn, unexpected opportunities, difficult conversations, tiny victories, life-changing decisions, and approximat
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