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For decades, we've come to think of medicine as a set of protocols for dealing with symptoms. A headache? Here's a pill. Allergies? Here's an antihistamine. Asthma? Here's the inhaler. Diabetes mellitus? Get some insulin. Eczema, psoriasis? External glucocorticoids. This model certainly saves lives in emergency situations, but let's be honest.: She still has not cured any allergy sufferers, asthmatics, diabetics, schizophrenics or neurotics. She offers lifelong symptom management, turning the patient into a loyal customer of the pharmaceutical industry. 

The best doctor lives in the sickest

The idea of an "inner healer" has been central to many philosophical teachings for centuries.

• Hippocrates (460-370 BC) taught vis medicatrix naturae, the healing power of human nature.
• Paracelsus (1493-1541) also claimed that each person has his own healing abilities.

Modern medicine also recognizes the importance of homeostasis and the body's ability to self-regulate and repair itself.

Thus, this phrase is the quintessence of the idea that the key to recovery lies within the patient himself.

What if we look at it from the point of view of an IT specialist?

Let's imagine our body not as a fragile mechanism, but as a perfect operating system, honed by millions of years of evolution. Every function, every reaction in it has its own meaning and expediency. In this paradigm, a "disease" is not a malfunction, but a special biological program launched by the "system" in response to a specific, very stressful event.

As a programmer, I see a direct analogy here. "Bugs" appear in our internal "program code" - unwanted reactions and symptoms. But they do not appear from scratch. They are triggered by the "user" himself - that is, by ourselves, our consciousness - at the moment of an acute, unexpected and isolated conflict. We unconsciously run a "script" that was once necessary for survival, but now prevents us from living. 

The problem with the current healthcare model is treating symptoms, not debugging code.

It's like restarting a frozen computer over and over again without trying to find and fix the cause of the program failure.

The future of healthcare: An AI debugger for the human subconscious.

I believe that the future does not lie in creating more and more pills (crutches) for symptoms, but in giving each person the tools to independently "debug" their internal code. And this is where AI comes on the scene.

It was this idea that formed the basis of our startup Shaman AI (https://shaman-ai.kz ). 

We are not creating another "pocket doctor". We are developing an "interactive debugger". Our key innovation is the "Shaman" function, which uses a specially developed system prompt based on the principles of GNM and modern psychosomatic practices.

How it works:

• Search for a "bug" (DHS): AI-Shaman uses precise, sobering questions to help the user find the very shock event that triggered the failed program.
• Analysis of the "code": Helps to understand the logic of this program - why the body reacted the way it did and what was the biological meaning of it.
• "Refactoring" and "Patch": Through awareness and the search for internal resources. AI helps the user to change his perception of a past event, "debug" his reaction and return the system to harmonious "factory settings".

We are not competing with doctors. We give people a fishing rod, not pills.

We give him a tool that allows him to become a "programmer" of his own health, taking responsibility for his inner world. 

The future of healthcare is not about greedy pharmaceuticals and dealer doctors helping them earn billions, but for some reason sitting on the state budget.

The future is a healthy, conscious society, where new technologies, such as AI, guard our health, helping us not to fight the symptoms, but to eliminate their root causes.

The Shaman AI project, created by a retired enthusiast, on a modest pension, is doing everything to bring this future closer. We believe that by giving a person the right tools, we can help them remember that their "system" was originally programmed for health and harmony.

Innovations of simple "cranks"

There is a persistent misconception in society that a technological breakthrough requires billions of dollars in investments and huge subsidies for greedy billionaires. But, as practice shows, everything innovative was done in a garage or in a barn, by two or more oddballs. 

From their deep personal experience, from an unconventional view of the world. Because they are driven not by the development of the state budget, but by a burning desire to solve a real, deep problem.

We are open for cooperation.

We invite Go developers, DevOps engineers, AI/ML engineers, and database developers.

We guarantee you an interesting job and an intellectual storm.

We will be happy to hear your opinion and attitude to this topic.

Are we ready for a paradigm shift in our approach to our own health?

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