5 ms·
Only if the code interpreting the color change is reliable.
by KozmoNau7 6y ago
Only if the code interpreting the color change is reliable.
- huffmsa 6y agoIt's easier to have a group of professionals program it correctly once than it is to have someone who only uses these tests at most every 11 months (assuming success) try to read it themselves.
- srtjstjsj 6y agoThe issue isn't that it's hard to read. The issue is that humans are psychologically conditioned to believe whatever the machine says and not their own eyes.
- huffmsa 6y agoMy wife works in a lab, has a masters in biology and I'm decently scientifically literate and we had a hard time being confident that we were reading the paper strip correctly by ourselves. Is it a faint line? How strong does it need to be? Is that a line or is it a smudge? Did we wait long enough? Well these online instructions are for a previous model, are they still valid? It's not easy. But having a calibrated machine tell you "pregnant" or "not pregnant" give a lot more confidence about scheduling a follow-up test with the doctor
- macintux 6y agoEspecially under stress, I imagine.