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The Dark Cockpit
Aviation worked out how to stop warning people in 1977. Medicine copied the labels in 2003 and left the rule behind. Here is what that costs, per bed…
Aug 10
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Daniel Pettus
July 2026
The Technology Was Never the Problem
Four companies, and the people who were right too early. What actually stopped them, and the one thing that is finally different.
Jul 27
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Daniel Pettus
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The Data Was Public. The Reasoning Wasn't.
I want to talk about the public data marts that have been hiding in plain sight, why I reached into them long before it was fashionable, and why an AI…
Jul 23
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Daniel Pettus
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The Toll Booth
The reasoning is getting better every year. The only question left is whether we will be allowed to plug it in.
Jul 20
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Daniel Pettus
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Nobody Failed
Why I keep building a thing the system was never designed to want
Jul 19
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Daniel Pettus
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Self-Driving Medicine Already Works. Just Not in America
The most advanced piece of autonomous technology in his day was not in any hospital. It was under his seat.
Jul 14
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Daniel Pettus
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I Watched Kodak Die From the Inside of a Darkroom
What a wedding photography side business taught me about market disruption, and why I am not afraid of AI
Jul 7
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Daniel Pettus
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We manage our sickest patients by reacting. After 40 years, I think that is the mistake.
A working demonstration of a different method, and a question I need you to answer.
Jul 6
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Daniel Pettus
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Bench, Bedside, Garage
A bench prototype is allowed to lie about being finished. A patient is not.
Jul 1
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Daniel Pettus
June 2026
We Broke It. We Know It. And We Keep Paying for It Anyway.
$14,885 per person. Last among 12 wealthy nations in health outcomes. We know why. We just haven't fixed it.
Jun 30
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Daniel Pettus
Nine Years of the Wrong Kind of Listening
The professors knew everything about music. They understood nothing about it. I have spent fifty years watching the same mistake in healthcare
Jun 22
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Daniel Pettus
We Built the Right Thing. They Said No for the Wrong Reason.
In 1998 iMetrikus connected home health devices to physician dashboards and offered it free to patients. The insurance industry passed. What they said…
Jun 22
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Daniel Pettus
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