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> we don't need to do much differently to take advantage of this data anyway. doctors already ask patients what changed recently So your take is we just do the
by jmye 4mo ago
> we don't need to do much differently to take advantage of this data anyway. doctors already ask patients what changed recently
So your take is we just do the testing and ignore it's outputs entirely, until something comes up? And that is somehow different and better than current imaging processes?
> currently we have almost no data
This is absolute fucking nonsense.
- spongebobstoes 4mo agomy take is simply three points 1/ telemetry is operationally useful in systems engineering 2/ the human body is a system 3/ this is a step towards telemetry for the human body > currently we have almost no data this is accurate. ordinary people might get blood drawn once per year. that is almost no data, relative to a monthly or weekly full-body ultrasound