This Robot Is Changing How We Cure Diseases
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
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Every week at an NIH drug-testing lab, a robotics system performs millions of experiments faster and with greater precision than any human could. The simple goal: to find new treatments and cures. From Trials: A WSJ Special Project
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This is HUGE progress.
Science and engineering getting shit done. Checkmate Creationists.
Huh? This is checkmate of the ultra slow process of evolution by the rapid process of very quick and very intelligent design.
Done by human beings that actually exist.
Do people have to bring up religion EVERY SINGLE TIME?
Can't you just enjoy the fact that something incredible like this exists and not have to provoke pointless arguments.
Menzel Washington Did you have to read my comment?
Do you post things in order NOT to be read?
absolutely amazing
Good guy robot
woooowww thats amazing so when will the special be uploaded?
For 90% of the diseased people worldwide breathing normalization and the correction/reduction of risk lifestyle factors must be a central part of their treatment for them to be able to heal.
TEST THIS OUT FOR YOURSELF
Breathe very deeply for 5-10 minutes and you may experience an asthma attack, blocked nose, dizziness, chest pains, palpitations, coughing and many other symptoms. Reducing the depth of your breathing by breathing shallowly can reverse these symptoms often within a few minutes.
This project is awesome. Go science!
The FDA will only approve things if it makes lots of money
Wrong. The FDA will approve anything that won't harm you. Companies that make the drugs that cure you won't make it unless it makes lots of money.
Fascinating to actually se what technology can already achieve and its only getting better, makes me feel like we can achieve a better future :)
That's amazing
combine this with IBM's Watson
So, pay for insurance?
It's currently gone through nearly 3000 years worth of trials.
Is there a list of what it's found?
A little bit of awsome....
Well, this is cool an all but the video oversimplifies the process of curing diseases. It will open doors and give a lot of ideas of where to go next.
Well judging by this, I will never die.
awesome! now cure my herpes!!
Super smart futuristic robot and they're still using Windows XP.
Well they are the smart people... so what does that say for those of us who have upgraded...
Posthumanism here we come.
Brute force science.
hopp stäubli!
What wrong withcmy comments
Haven't seen a comment about automation "stealing" jobs yet. Ha ha!
Probably because people seemingly ignore technology as something which can easily replace everyone, and this could have been done over 10 years ago.
literally brute forcing medicine... Awesome!
this was 3 years ago, why isn't every disease cured yet?
Cool robot, but it doesn't cure diseases
That's amazing