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Well it's a good thing he fired the FDA workers who were investigating Starlink. Definitely not something competitors can do.
by johnnyanmac 2y ago
Well it's a good thing he fired the FDA workers who were investigating Starlink. Definitely not something competitors can do.
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- johnnyanmac 2y agoFDA falls under the Department of Health and Human Services. So you can see where the overlap is. I don't know the exact reasoning for the structuring, but FDA contains the office of neurological and physical medicine devices. So thats the part impacted here.
- michtzik 2y agoI can't see what your parent comment wrote because it is deleted. But I also can't guess why the FDA would investigate Starlink?!?
- johnnyanmac 2y agoThat's weird. It was a bad pun but not flag worthy (I remember it said something to the effect of "why is the fda investigating starlink? Is it going to provide snacks to us?") But i also don't know what more context to add. DOHH is what FDA is a part of. FDA has an office dedicated to neuroscience. BCI solidly applies to neuroscience so that's where the buck ends. I don't know why DOHH put that neuroscience office under the FDA in particular, that's a history lesson I didn't take yet.
- nashashmi 2y agoDid you mean neuralink instead of starlink?