Gabriel Bosslet

@gbosslet.bsky.social

Dad of 4 | Professor of Clinical Medicine and Pulmonary and Critical Care physician at IU Med School | Former President of @goodtroublein.bsky.social | he/him | Host of the Hoosier Health Matters Podcast I run to stay sane

RFK Jr said these words today on national television "There were ICUs that were empty all over the country including in New York at the height (of the pandemic)" hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha You are a fucking idiot hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha <sobs silently>

Yesterday at Meijer I bought a bottle of Sauvignon Blanc (for cooking) and the teenage cashier came to the self checkout and looked at me and there is literally a button on the screen that says "over 50 years old" and he pushed it and I started crying

Management of the COVID pandemic in real time was an impossible task I am unhappy that Anthony Fauci had to plead the fifth today but he knew he was walking into a lion's den and I am sure it took all of his energy to stick to the script 1/

This is the time graph of fine particulate matter (PM 2.5) in the air in Crown Point, Indiana over the last 48 hours PM 2.5 particulate matter, when high, is correlated with a spike in cardiac and pulmonary health issues These extreme weather and fire events are a result of our choices

A line graph tracking a 10-minute average of air quality over a three-day period (July 15 to July 17). The background is color-coded by air quality safety tiers (green, yellow, orange, red, purple, maroon). The line starts low in the green/yellow zone around 75, then spikes drastically on July 16, climbing all the way through the purple and maroon zones to peak above 650 before trending downward to around 380 on the morning of July 17.

Them: Hey, what is your 11-year-old's birthday? Me: <scrunches up face, closes eyes> Them: Hey do you remember the theme song to the "It's Garry Shandling's Show", which debuted when you were 9 years old? Me: <Immediately starts signing>

This is a good interview with a good speaker on this topic "Sometime earlier this decade we passed some invisible line where it became cheaper to produce energy from the sun and the wind than from setting things on fire" www.nytimes.com/2026/07/10/o...

Opinion | The Very Good and Very Bad News on Climate

Advancements in renewable energy are paving the way for a new climate politics. The environmentalist Bill McKibben articulates some of the possibilities in this new era of energy abundance.

nytimes.com

"The Dow Jones can plunge ten thousand points tomorrow, and I will sleep soundly, knowing that the true wealth of this nation is wrapped in foil, smothered in sour cream, and handed to me by a teenager named Kyle at 1:45 a.m."

McSweeney's@mcsweeneys.net · 4w ago

"My methodology is simple. I do not study GDP. I do not examine bond yields. I do not concern myself with the Consumer Price Index. Instead, I evaluate the economic stability of the United States using a single, infallible metric: the Taco Bell Meal for Two."

I legitimately have no idea what we are all going to do with ourselves once this World Cup is over. I just watched the end of the Egypt/Australia game in a plaza in Croatia with a huge crowd of people and the energy was electric. The world needs more of this kind of energy.

The human body is a furnace and it’s mechanisms for jettisoning heat are not made for the temperatures we are causing through man made weather changes If we don’t change course, my grandchildren will look back on an age when running outside in the summer was possible with an incredulous nostalgia