>You're not arguing in good faith. Goodbye. You haven't come up with a single situation where a non-cardiac medical problem can be diagnosed solely with a hand

>You're not arguing in good faith. Goodbye. You haven't come up with a single situation where a non-cardiac medical problem can be diagnosed solely with a handheld single vector ECG. You don't mention anything about false positives or false negatives, sensitivity, specificity, pathophysiology, anatomy, pharmacology, diagnostics, or medical decision making. You have no understanding of how your magical tech device would bridge every aspect of the practice of medicine, but you make an audacious claim with a bit of hand waving, saying "this will work better than physicians, and cost far less".