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>It's not uncommon for one or more of these to have multiple touches per hour for evaluation and adjustment of the parameters Maybe a stupid question, but why
by carlmr 7y ago
>It's not uncommon for one or more of these to have multiple touches per hour for evaluation and adjustment of the parameters
Maybe a stupid question, but why can't this be automated?
- salawat 7y agoEveryone is different, and one size does not fit all; thereby causing complications which require a trained eye to appreciate (read: carry in your head the list of people/procedures to execute in case of problems, and list of things to ignore) in order to accomodate that. It's called the "practice of medicine" for a reason. You can do everything "right" by the book and still have things go wrong. There is no substitute for eyes on the patient. Ever.