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Yes but the absence of health risks is pretty speculative too and based on the assumption that the particular machine you are stepping into is functioning as de
by josephlord 14y ago
Yes but the absence of health risks is pretty speculative too and based on the assumption that the particular machine you are stepping into is functioning as designed.
Do you feel lucky?
- jlgreco 14y agoI think all programmers should know that even medical grade equipment can go terribly wrong (Therac-25 anyone?). The fact that this stuff isn't medical grade, isn't being operated by people who understand the risks, and isn't allowed to be inspected makes me feel very unlucky.
- CamperBob2 14y agoisn't being operated by people who understand the risks This is the key point as far as I'm concerned. In what other profession am I allowed to use X-ray machines on the general public without any training whatsoever?