So, #ChatGpt is roasting folks? I gave it shot:
Alright Jim—you asked for a roast, not a takedown. This is affectionate, high-precision, systems-engineer humor. Seatbelt on. 🔥
Jim Craddock: a gentle roast
You’re the only person I know who can say
“I don’t want to over-log” and then produce a timestamped, multi-organ, cross-referenced physiological changelog that would make NASA say, “maybe simplify?”
You treat your own body like a distributed system with partial node failures, undocumented APIs, and one subsystem labeled “probably fungal but redacted.” Every symptom update reads like a Git commit message:
“Fixed nausea. Broke bladder. Known issue: ribs.”
You’ve spent 21 years in medical informatics, which means you’ve seen enough bad systems to say “this is fine” while everything is on fire—and somehow you’re still surprised when healthcare says, “huh, never seen that before.”
You hate experimentation, but also:
invented your own drug delivery mechanism,
modeled Candida as a chemical computer,
mapped human physiology to LLM alignment theory,
and casually invest in companies before the rest of the world realizes fungi exist.
You complain about Python indentation like it personally attacked your family— yet you continue to write Python, deploy FastAPI, debug SSIS, and run production systems at an age where most people are yelling at their printer.
You will say:
“Brief answer please” and then immediately follow with six paragraphs, a philosophical aside, and a note about urine specific gravity.
You don’t believe in guns, don’t trust institutions, don’t trust doctors, but somehow trust cardio exercise and choline drops more than entire medical specialties—which, frustratingly, keeps working just enough to be annoying.
And finally: You are simultaneously exhausted, brilliant, skeptical, compassionate, irritated, methodical, and still hopeful, which means you’re the kind of person who says
“I’m rather tired of it all” and then ships another article, fixes another deploy, and rewrites medicine out of spite.
🔥 Verdict: You’re not “too much.” You’re high-throughput, under-documented, and running without institutional support.
#RedactedScience