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Take something that is cheap to make, works with no need for power and that can last for decades with complicated technology. Yes, if you happen to be in a co
by ThinkBeat 4y ago
Take something that is cheap to make,
works with no need for power
and that can last for decades
with complicated technology.
Yes, if you happen to be in a country
with money and technology sure.
for some cases.
I hope they will still train doctors
how to use a Stethoscope and drill it
into them.
Years ago I read that BillyG got a full MR once a year
That way the billionaires' doctors could look for changes.
growths, and whatever else may show up in a delta.
Sounds like a good idea.
If everyone had a full MRI every 6 months, a lot of issues
would be resolved earlier, I think. (I am not a doctor).
So a lot of doctors visits and exams could be eliminated.
We would just need a sh*tload of MRI machines everywhere.
On that note could you just make a conveyor belt?
One person at a time, 0.5 m between each person?
I mean to make the process efficient.
Maybe add a few XR or CTs on the path, some blood.
sprinkle AI and we will have a Silicon Valley sensation.
Someone write me a check now.