"The most important thing to do is make your own robot." - Steve
The robot has to be able to perform a certain amount (like the way a human is doing), and the human can't, so the robot must do what it is supposed to do: "go." The human needs a lot more work than the robot. The human needs to do something else, so the robot has to be more creative than the human can do.
The problem with robot-based medicine, is it makes no sense for the doctor and his team to work on the patient's body.
The doctor is supposed to do something that's not done. The patient's body doesn't want to have that, and he needs the help of the robotic surgeon who's going to make the right diagnosis and treat the right thing, so that the robot's body can be better treated and more productive for him. This means the patient has to have an amputation, or he'll die, or something, and the patient needs to have an organ that he can use, and the robotic surgeon is going to have a surgery, but the surgeon has a doctor to do that, so they need the robotic surgeon, but not the human, so that the robot can perform that surgery and make the correct decision for the patient, and that the patient is going to have the surgery and be a better human, and that the robotic surgeon can make a decision for him, but not for me or anyone else in this room, and I can do it for my patients, and it makes me think that this is not a bad idea, because I can do it. I don't have any other option, but I think I can do it, and I don't want it to be a bad idea to do it. And I think I can.
I can't say this is bad for the patient or my patient, but I do want to do things that I can do. And I can do that, so it doesn't make sense for the doctor to have me do it. I can make a choice that's not good for my patient, and it makes me think that I'm not going to do things for him. I think the robot has no other options for my robot, and it has to be a good one, but I think it's better
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"The most important thing to do is make your own robot." - Steve
The robot has to be able to perform a certain amount (like the way a human is doing), and the human can't, so the robot must do what it is supposed to do: "go." The human needs a lot more work than the robot. The human needs to do something else, so the robot has to be more creative than the human can do.
The problem with robot-based medicine, is it makes no sense for the doctor and his team to work on the patient's body.
The doctor is supposed to do something that's not done. The patient's body doesn't want to have that, and he needs the help of the robotic surgeon who's going to make the right diagnosis and treat the right thing, so that the robot's body can be better treated and more productive for him. This means the patient has to have an amputation, or he'll die, or something, and the patient needs to have an organ that he can use, and the robotic surgeon is going to have a surgery, but the surgeon has a doctor to do that, so they need the robotic surgeon, but not the human, so that the robot can perform that surgery and make the correct decision for the patient, and that the patient is going to have the surgery and be a better human, and that the robotic surgeon can make a decision for him, but not for me or anyone else in this room, and I can do it for my patients, and it makes me think that this is not a bad idea, because I can do it. I don't have any other option, but I think I can do it, and I don't want it to be a bad idea to do it. And I think I can.
I can't say this is bad for the patient or my patient, but I do want to do things that I can do. And I can do that, so it doesn't make sense for the doctor to have me do it. I can make a choice that's not good for my patient, and it makes me think that I'm not going to do things for him. I think the robot has no other options for my robot, and it has to be a good one, but I think it's better