> But not the same rare disease. Obviously. Clearly you do not understand what it means to have a rare disease and that rare diseases play by a totally differe

> But not the same rare disease. Obviously. Clearly you do not understand what it means to have a rare disease and that rare diseases play by a totally different set of rules than common health conditions. > AI can be order or orders of magnitude more accurate than doctors when evaluating x-rays, or scans, or other diagnostics Rare diseases manifest much more dynamically than something that can be trained to an objective via AI. There are huge ethical issues involved. > If all healthcare and healthcare research were socialized, maybe the expensive treatments wouldn't exist at all. I do not know what you mean by socialized. Most of the groundbreaking research in general occurs via grants from governments. If that is what you mean by socialized, then I support that.