I developed water on my left elbow. It is painful but strange. In Google’s search, I realized that this was actually « Olecranon Bursitis. » The BURSA or lubricating pocket of the elbows is somehow irritable, inflamed, and accumulates fluidity. I’m trying to see my intentions about this, but I’m not in a hurry because there is no problem. In the meantime, I have followed the web advice that ice it several times a day and rests my elbows. It means that there is no current upper body movement. Fortunately, I can still wear bicycles.
I just just learned about a new AI -based research tool called « Deep Research », which is just part of Google’s Gemini. To use it, start Gemini and change the model type to « 1.5 pro with Deep Research ». In general, paid subscriptions are required, but you can try it for free (recently received a Chromebook and included a year’s Gemini Advanced subscription). I tried this on the topic of interest already and I was impressed with the results. So I thought this was another wonderful test case. I entered the query in “Olecranon Bursitis”. We listed 23 websites to search by “research plan”.
I was able to edit another site to search for, but I started a « start research. » here. It explained what was in that state, referred to symptoms, causes, diagnosis and treatment, and provided a list of professional documents in this area. All are very useful. This is a very simple example, so I was able to search the “Olecranon Bursitis Specialist Pr realityistist” on the Internet after obtaining similar results without AI on the medical website. But I loved it that it had extracted summary on many sites. I tried this on a more complicated topic that took a long time to search manually, and the report was a good head start. If desired, you can query the listed links and take subsequent measures.
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I am a machine engineer born in 1980, in 1953. I have been active in the mechanical CAE field for decades. I am also interested in outdoor activities and physical strength. I replaced the two buttocks and replaced the heart valve replacement because of the genetic condition. This blog makes my adventures a chronological chronology in maintaining an active state despite these collisions on the road.
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