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MRI Achievements so far and what we plan
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The free healthcare in Canada isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. It’s free, yes, so if you have cancer and need super expensive chemo and ongoing treatment it’s literally a life saver. However, if you have a chronic non-life-threatening condition you’re fucked. I go to Canada quite often and I have friends there that I’ve waited over a year for an MRI because they can’t walk due to pain. The MRI is free, but you can and will wait a loooong time for it, if your condition doesn’t meet the criteria to be seen quickly. This isn’t just for MRIs. It’s basically true for any non-terminal condition.
The inventor of MRI (magnetic resonance imagining) was a creationist. High IQ does not say you are a genius in everything...
MRI tech going to be enhancing those images!
"To pretend that mankind is only capable of innovation BECAUSE of capitalism is wildly absurd." I didn't say that. What I'm saying is socialism tends to remove much of the incentive for innovation. Innovation requires risk. Why take massive risk for a far lower reward that socialism offers? "China is NOT a socialist country at all, I think people often confuse socialism with authoritarian dictatorships." That's not what I'm saying. What I'm saying is that it was only when China turned toward capitalism that the quality of life improved. Hundreds of millions lifted out of poverty by giving them the chance to go succeed with fewer barriers. By the way, I live in China (and am Canadian, funny enough). "If you and I need a knee surgery, and you are a multi millionaire and I am broke as a joke, you and I get the same surgery by the same surgeon, at the same hospital." That isn't what happens in practice. In practice, Canada has one of the worst healthcare systems in the world in contrast to what we pay. I'm by no means rich, but just a few years ago when the Canadian healthcare system REFUSED to give me an MRI, I was forced to go to the US and have it done. Guess what? I took that MRI back to Canada to show that I require surgery on my ACL, and was told to get on a 6-12 month waiting list for an MRI. I asked why I need an MRI when I have one in my hand. They said it's protocol. When I asked how long I could expect surgery after the MRI? They said 12-18 months. That's our system. It isn't better, it actually fucking sucks. That's why most Canadians who can afford it end up going to the US for any important healthcare. That's what I did, and I'm by no means wealthy. But to be told to wait the better part of 2-3 years so that I can function properly again is a slap in the face. You have an idea of socialism that you like, but again, in practice it is a terrible system. Every example you have given has IMO been a mark against socialism and for capitalism (or some other hopefully better system). The fact you bring up NASA vs SpaceX, China's rise which correlates with adopting capitalism, and Canada's healthcare system which notoriously drives well-off people to another country for surgeries and the like is quite telling. If you don't mind, why not just mention one socialist country that has succeeded? Why not mention one socialist program that actually performs better than private? It's government led, inefficient, and generally corrupt.
Just got back from the hospital. I had an MRI scan because I completely destroyed my lower back. Now I know what being claustrofobic *really* means
MRI scans. We need MRI scans! (And someone who can interpret them)
Yes, even if the tech is real, when someone puts a MRI or CT scan on your head and tells you to think about your private keys really hard - you don't? Is that enough for the contrary argument?
You have no idea what you are talking about, do you even know what an MRI is and what it does? Even with an EEG you can barely make any asumptions
1950 - 2020 Space exploration: The first human spaceflight (Yuri Gagarin in 1961) and the first moon landing (Apollo 11 in 1969) were achieved, and many other space missions have been carried out. These missions have paved the way for further exploration, satellite communications, and technological advancements. Medical advancements: In addition to hormonal birth control, other medical advancements include organ transplants, DNA sequencing, gene editing (CRISPR), stem cell therapy, and advanced medical imaging techniques such as MRI and CT scans. Renewable energy and energy efficiency: Solar panels, wind turbines, and electric vehicles have become more widespread and affordable, driving a shift toward cleaner and more sustainable energy sources. Additionally, energy-efficient technologies such as LED lighting have become the norm. Artificial intelligence and machine learning: AI and machine learning have revolutionized various industries, enabling advancements in data analysis, natural language processing, image recognition, and autonomous systems. Globalization: The world has become more interconnected, with increased international trade, cultural exchange, and communication. The internet has played a crucial role in this, as well as advancements in transportation, such as container shipping and more efficient air travel. Environmental awareness and conservation: The modern environmental movement began in the 1960s and has led to increased awareness of human impact on the environment, the development of recycling programs, and efforts to protect endangered species and ecosystems. Social progress: Significant strides have been made in civil rights, women's rights, and LGBTQ+ rights, leading to a more inclusive and equal society. Advances in material science: The development of new materials, such as carbon fiber, Kevlar, and graphene, has had a profound impact on industries ranging from aerospace to electronics.
> Yes, which is why the US has the highest infant mortality rate, the lowest life expectancies and the worst health outcomes out of 11 comparable wealthy countries. Wait. Break those stats down by ethnicity. White Americans, when normalized for BMI, have the same outcomes as white Europeans. Europe is a lot more white than America - if that's your argument then sure, yeah, I agree with you. If your argument is instead "Americans are way more fat" then, yeah, I also agree. But somehow I suspect neither is your argument. >All those extra MRI machines are used to rack up bills The average wait time for an MRI in Canada is 4 months, with 10% being more than 8 months. The average wait time for an MRI in the US is 2 weeks. You can get an MRI done for as little as $400 with zero insurance, you literally cannot pay for an MRI in Canada. It's very obvious to me you don't actually know any stats to back up your beliefs. >The SIPP survey suggests people in the United States owe at least $195 billion in medical debt. Approximately 16 million people (6% of adults) in the U.S. owe over $1,000 in medical debt and 3 million people (1% of adults) owe medical debt of more than $10,000. That's...not a lot? $1,000 is less than 2% of the average US household income. Scandinavians have more than **100%** more debt relative to income than Americans. Your article if anything is a huge positive for the American healthcare system. >Sure you can best in the world gold plated service, if you can afford it Most people can afford it, because insurance is a perk given on top of salaries. Only about 7% of the country has no health insurance, and Medicare/Medicaid exists for them. Your worldview is made up of reddit propaganda, none of it is true.
>That's because Americans have far more healthcare per capita than every other country. Yes, which is why the US has the highest infant mortality rate, the lowest life expectancies and the [worst health outcomes out of 11 comparable wealthy countries](https://www.commonwealthfund.org/publications/fund-reports/2021/aug/mirror-mirror-2021-reflecting-poorly). Wait. It is not even close, the US is terribly performing compared to peers. All those extra MRI machines are used to rack up bills, not improve outcomes. It is hugely inefficient to have more than you need. >People going into crippling medical debt is very rare, but people on this site spread the myth that it happens frequently. You realism that there are actual statistics on this? [We find that 23 million people (nearly 1 in 10 adults) owe significant medical debt.](https://www.healthsystemtracker.org/brief/the-burden-of-medical-debt-in-the-united-states) The SIPP survey suggests people in the United States owe at least $195 billion in medical debt. Approximately 16 million people (6% of adults) in the U.S. owe over $1,000 in medical debt and 3 million people (1% of adults) owe medical debt of more than $10,000. I swear people in the US have Stockholm syndrome regarding their health care system. Sure you can best in the world gold plated service, if you can afford it, on all other metrics you are vastly worse than any other peer country. Thousands of Americans even live with treatable blindness. Hell [more than half of sightless children in the United States did not have to lose their vision, according to a new study](https://www.usnews.com/news/health-news/articles/2022-10-05/half-of-cases-of-childhood-blindness-in-u-s-didnt-have-to-happen). This just dose not happen in countries with better healthcare, the US is barely a step above a third world country for lots of people.
>Yes, which results in many Americans having out of pocket costs because in an emergency you dont get to pick where you go A lot of states have provisions protecting you there, actually. In emergency scenarios out-of-pocket expenses typically have to be covered. Not the law in every state, but it's something fixable. >Some one getring cancer then work "letting them go" is a classic. Sure, but then you can just purchase insurance the normal way (including using COBRA to extend your existing insurance). >Hell people get injured Every insurance plan has sudden injury insurance, either baked in or addable for a nominal charge (we're talking maybe $10/month). >The US pays twice as much per person as peer healthcare systems That's because Americans have far more healthcare per capita than every other country. There are 4x MRI devices per capita in the US compared to Canada. 3x as many hospital beds per capita than the UK. Around 2x doctors per capita compared to other Western nations. People going into crippling medical debt is very rare, but people on this site spread the myth that it happens frequently.
Even an MRI Scanner fails to find brain in a crypto analysts skull.
Tbh that’s most of tech the only thing that changes is you become the person coding the automation(someone had to make that MRI toolset)
Accurate. Source: worked for geek squad. The majority of the work is utilizing a tool set called MRI that does a bunch of different automated tasks. Anything that MRI didn’t fix was repeated googling and trying the solution. Helped me land my first real IT job though as help desk so it was a good start.
One_student—what is the innovation? It is Bitcoin built on top of its own blockchain, right. But Bitcoin is really based on some tech from 1960’s on cryptography isn’t it? I’ll give an analogy. Magnetic resonance, the technology, was invented long before the use we call MRI became a thing. Isn’t this similar. Satoshi I figured out a novel use by combining several technologies that existed already. His claim to fame, I believe, is having the vision to put them all together
If Theranos test result was some kind of cancer. Wouldnt that person do their due diligence and perform MRI etc. to make sure/more details about the cancer? Once they do the MRI and other tests....and see there is no cancer/tumor growth.... I would question Theranos/their tests
Even at 55% you're not getting any of that, and also the hospitals will be permanently clogged and your MRI will take 6 months.
Having lots of money and power shows up in MRI scans of brain. Results are identical with brain damage patients. Studies compared scans before after gaining power.
You don’t have to understand a thing about code to understand Bitcoin. You need far more info about monetary systems than code. If you think this then you think a programmer is the expert on any topic that has an electronic implementation, which is asinine. MRI’s are run by code and I’m a programmer, would you trust me to determine if you need an MRI or cat scan and evaluate the results? Also, thanks for the downvote, Molly.
There is update in my oculus rift that I have been avoiding that requires a metaverse login . As soon as this becomes a necessity I will sell it. I won't let a piece of hardware I have brought for become a subscription service that I pay for with my privacy .It's potentially for data collection and manipulation is massive , comparable to putting myself in a MRI machine and letting Zuck read my brain with the goal of selling that information to advertising used to manipulate me.
Just like how Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Imagine was renamed to MRI to remove the Nuclear word cuz it had negative connotations back then, rebrand NFTs. People don't need to know the underlying tech to be using it.
Our research into space lead to the development of satellites, internet, cellphones, and interestingly enough tempur-pedic beds. NASA is also pivotal in advancements in MRI/Cat Scan/digital imagining and countless other fields of science. Investments into the unknown is what drives humans nature and is the spark needed to imagine new technologies.
Conservative: VELO Yolo: MRI
Good ad-hominem, really great argument. I don't think that's a "conservative" policy. I would privatize health care in Ontario. It is a fucking joke how long you have to wait in the ERs, how long it takes to schedule an MRI or CT, we currently have a nursing shortage and the government restrictions on private practises do not help patients, only limit their access. We only have a "free" healthcare system if you don't value your time or your life.
It looks like an MRI for cars.
Well explain it to me then. Insulin tests, cholesterol tests, t-cell tests for people with immune problems, thyroid tests, liver and kidney function tests, leaps and bounds in the last 20 years in all these areas. Still no seratonin tests after well over 20 years of Prozac marketing. It’s a Seratonin Reuptake Inhibitor. But there’s no test before or after to determine if the levels changed or were affected at all. It’s “how do you feel it’s working?” And if you’re still sad they just up the dose. Still not working? Let’s mix in this other drug that we “think” might help. Lol. No blood tests except for Lithium and that’s even a maybe. No MRI’s, no PET scans, no blood work. 5 smiley faces to describe your mood today. 😂 But they collect payment at the psychiatrist for medication management AND at the therapy office weekly, biweekly, or monthly. It’s a genius business model. If only the tarot card readers could have gotten prescription privileges. Cuz that’s what it is. People listening to your story and then repeating back what you wanna hear for validation. They’ve even got the online “tele-health” counselors where you can pay a subscription fee to text a psychologist 24/7. 20 years ago it was .99 per minute to talk to madame cleo.
Ron Paul used to take cash payments for services as a physician and thinks the US should go back to that model. You think the "Free Market Economy" is suddenly going to make doctors charge $10.00 for their services because of "competition". You think hospitals are going to forget about that 5 million dollar MRI machine purchases and lower their cost for surgery because of "competition"? Give me a fuckin break....Libertarians live in fantasy land where Adam Smith is their own personal jesus...
Tons of ideas started on a napkin. The idea of the first Harry Potter was written on cocktail napkins while waiting for a delayed train. Inital MRI machine design was in a napkin. What's your point? https://www.eandvgroup.com/the-cocktail-napkin-hall-of-fame/
I went to Moscow of all places. World class healthcare, fast, and affordable. In Canada, I have to wait for 4 month just to get an MRI. Unfortunately, Canadian healthcare system is understaffed and medical workers are overworked. We are backlogged because of COVID and it's not going to get better. Physicians are leaving practice, thousands of people are left without a family doctor, myself included. It's bad.
But America leads the world in medical technology(at one point there were more MRI machines in little Ohio than in the entire UK) and new drugs, always has, and unlike Britain, Canada, and Sweden, where it takes months and months to get operations, here in the US it only takes days(like my gallbladder operation)--6 million in the UK waiting more than 6 months for operations, and Dentistry is so badly delayed there that people are pulling their own teeth
Have a look into the meme universe. A guy who has created 2 projects. Catpepe is a token that rewards holders by paying them daily tokens in Kiba inu (huge meme coin which could be massive). His second project, linked to cpepe, is awkwardturtle. This pays rewards in MRI (another big project). Cpepe and turtle are at tiny market caps so huge potential and you earn tokens in other coins just for holding. The projects have staking pools, awesome NFTs, a game coming out and are now featured in the metaverse. But most importantly, the developer of the projects is building something long term
A coin to support UFC fighters with the ticket MRI can't just be a coincidence!
Im impressed with marshall inu. Its a community coin designed to pay ufc fighters. They pay more than the card offers. I think it's 10k for fighting, and an additional 10k for shout-out on live broadcast, then 40k if they win vote on fight of the night. Its awesome for fighters. Its awesome for ufc fans that want their fighters payed A LOT, and its awesome for MRI holders to hear their coin shouted out on international broadcast. Utility? They do send coin holders to ufc fights and parties with the top ufc fighters on the planet. Pretty unique idea. 450 mma fighters love it and need it. $4.5 million has been paid to fighters and gyms all over the planet in 3 mos. Pretty sure they may just buy ufc.
If you wanna get weird when the market levels out, give MRI a look.
Degen play - MRI Mid level - FUSE Safe bet - ETH
$MRI would like a word.
Oh Jeebus! Zooming in around Van Ness and Geary looks like the MRI of the brain and thighs of that guy who regularly ate raw pork!
Its criminally undervalued if you ask me, considering the fact that MRI has currently a 100x higher marketcap, but the audience for CWI is even bigger (prof. wrestling fans).
All in on this one $CWI can rip like MRI 100m minimum this month 🤩
Sirs, check out $MRI and $STILTON. Had some nice pumps recently, and there are probably other meme projects too. Get digging 💎 ⛏
For me it's the other way round. Taking a break from single malt scotch whisky over a year now, but bought some bottles along the way. Just in case... Started crypto May 2021. Never mixed both. No really big mistakes until now. To proud to jump on the SHIB train was a mistake. Could have been some nice gains. This time I took small gains from APE, feeling a little dirty. Throwing some bucks on MRI to see what happens.
If you want degen micro caps - MRI and APAD on Ethereum. MRI is all over social media and consolidated after a nice 10x run. Their Twitter Spaces are adding more and more UFC fighters every week.
I just saw that! Dude from Arkansas tried to shill MRI and Dana cut him off pretty quick
Make sure you get that MRI coin, it's blowing up yall.
Ariel Helwani https://twitter.com/arielhelwani/status/1500304623869046784?t=ARgGzDl50fVIzYTMKK8jbA&s=19 Talking about MRI now too. I suppose he's been bought and paid for.
$MRI when this happened on 2/26 the price was a little over .01 it is currently at .17.
I'm gonna need an MRI to check for brain damage because my investment is in the shitter
$MRI only thing keeping my portfolio green at the moment
Took my initial investment out on a 5x from MRI 🏌️♂️
MRI is going to be next SHIB. Chael Sonnen really starting to advertise it https://youtu.be/13gzJeaV1m4
Nice to see MRI popping off again after a week or two of blood… LFG
Well on the way to 100x with MRI. Best I can do. 🙃
DCA-ing 20% out of MRI after a 5x run. Taking out another 20% when we hit .25. Ezpz.
Everyone trying to predict geopolitical events to time buys and sells. Im just sitting here watching MRI post god candles every other day. 😂
MRI so I can feel green again and ETH.
Feels like MRI might break .10 before the end of the weekend.
https://vm.tiktok.com/ZSe3obTWa/ Chael Sonnen talking about MRI
I was listening to him on the MRI Twitter space. I’m cautiously optimistic but man does Uncle Chael get people fired up.
MRI is gunna do a SHIB. Chael is telling Mcgreggor and Rogan about it he said on the twitter space. https://twitter.com/ChaelSonnen/status/1497369386453065730
I should get out of this MRI 3x but it’s too much fun.
Chael Sonnen speaking on MRI space now https://twitter.com/chaelsonnen/status/1497332326576971779?s=21
Chael Sonnen in board with MRI. Looking interesting.
$MRI somehow keeping itself out the buzz saw today.
My money is on $MRI cause I’m bored.
Eh neuroimaging scientist here who is so goddamn sick of hearing about Elon and his neurolink garbage. Actually anything Elon for that matter. In fun news though we just did some tcds in a 7 T MRI on me last week with a very new system developed by our engineers. One of our team wants To use it on brain injuries eventually, although im a skeptic. Didn’t do much other than heat up very quickly during fmri so far but a fun afternoon nonetheless.
No you're a government mule because you think you should say who can use crypto or not. You're are the one that's mentally ill stupid liberal go get 5 boosters and government Healthcare and wait 9 months for a MRI
nano\_1bxg3fzii31m5q16hpnpu9kfta8zxac7w91e3nr491ssxh76dijhtc6gnkjd ​ Hopefully I did this right! Momma needs to pay for her MRI!
It’s similar to the MRI of your brain; smooth and simple
I’m waiting on an MRI, got good pain drugs for the time being 👍
I think he needs a psychological evaluation as well as CAT/MRI done on his brain to see if there is any traumatic brain injuries. He's legit crazy and I don't know if it's organic or psychological.
Not trying to one up you, but we have mandatory health insurance here as well. Around 12% of salary goes to that (not exactly 500 but still a lot). For (again) subpar service and ridiculous waiting times. Someone needing MRI means a wait list around 4-6 months, so if it's urgent procedure/treatment, yo need to go private. It sucks.
X-Ray was useless, can’t really say I’m satisfied with the doctor thought, seemed like the kind that hates his job, or maybe he was just having a bad day. Regardless, he didn’t even want to give me a permission to get an MRI. He said go home you’re fine, even if I’ve still got pain lasting more than 2 months. Jezz, thanks dude, now I have to go see another one to help me out
Fucked my knee training BJJ 2 months ago, been resting since then, still got pain, now going to X-Ray and if nothing going to do MRI, sucks man
Oof. MRI results in. Three bulged discs, two of them herniated discs, and moderate to severe nerve root impingement. Crypto, please make me rich...*or I'm fucked.*
I had to sell also, to pay for an MRI bill because I don't have insurance. The sell order for 47k filled quick. I regret it so much but I had to pay for the credit card bill already.
I actually went private a couple of times in the UK and that was very quick. I don’t think emergency times are consistently quick. I think that’s luck of the draw. My brother was in the ER a few times in the past couple of years and the wait times were hours. If your referring to wait times for urgent cases…my mum waited 5 weeks (which was a cancellation) for a mastectomy and trying to get a brain MRI…well that’s another story. But on the flip side my father had extremely quick and excellent care at Stoke for heart valve replacement. But I do think the NHS is an incredible service with extremely dedicated staff…no doubt about that. If I had to choose between the two…probably would choose the UKs system if it could be perfected some what.
2022: Ultrasound money 2027: MRI money
>Remarkable how it was buried for a century It's remarkably corrupt yeah, they literally put back research of cannabis and other drugs (like LSD/psilocybin/DMT etc.) 50-100 years. Luckily the research is finally getting started and we are starting to see actual peer-reviewed papers about things like the different cannabinoids in weed, and studying how the brain reacts under the influence of psychedelics like psilocybin and LSD in MRI scanners.
That's how free healthcare work ;b I pay a deductable of about $200 a year (which is basically in febuary for me), and the rest is free :D I get bloodword, meds, MRI like i said. Of course, there are some downsides. Wait times can be a bit long, depending on what you need (during the pandemic shrinks had a waiting time of over 6 months), but nobody dies because of the waiting times. If you have an emergency that outweighs someone else's, then you go ahead of the line. But yeah, i can't say enough good things about our healthcare system <3
Oh, yeah.. forgot about that.. In my country, i got an MRI and an X-Ray, all for the price of $0.
>One day cell phones will have full medical abilities of blood testing / ultrasound/ MRI. No need for doctors. The kind of amusing part of this is how everyone believes this until they become sick or need an operation, and then they flip out when they can't reach a human to discuss the emotional aspects of all of it for eleventy billion minutes.
Hard to imagine they could even proposes UBI, but it will happen in the future as all jobs are automated. Robot deliver trucks, auto driving cars, schools taught online, food delivered to your home by self driving cars. One day cell phones will have full medical abilities of blood testing / ultrasound/ MRI. No need for doctors. We will just sit at home, like many do now, play video games, order food delivery, and expect the government to take care of us with fake money.
My wife get's a yearly MRI and it's free. And we can get it in a day or two at worst. And it's always a top of the line machine.
We don't have to pay thousands just to get a freaking ambulance ride? I got an MRI today for 30 euros. Yeah I had to wait like 5 months to get my place in line but still. The paid option if you want to go asap is about 350. I'm not even going to look up the US prices but I can imagine a few zeros in the mix already. And healthcare is just one of the things. How about education? Insane college fees that you pay off half your life is crazy, yet most of you put up with all of this. I mean you don't have a choice aprat from some /r/COMPLETEANARCHY revolution so I don't blame yall at all, it just sucks.
Yeah... Instantaneous information transfer is where it's at, lol. All that time waiting for remote radiologist to interpret and send in MRI results would be cut dramatically!
You seem to fundamentally misunderstand economics. Yes, it would all be happy if we would live in small communities taking care of ourselves, having a goat and a small potato farm. Maybe an uncle with a shotgun for security. This is all very nice and romantic. However, you won't have access to infrastructure and technology that can not be maintained in a small society. Who is building your cars? Who is making the MRI scanner you occasionally need? Who is building airplanes? Where does your iPhone come from? So,... we need bigger organizations. Because nobody agrees on what is their fair share to contribute, we chose some wise people to decide what everybody should contribute and what would be fair. Admittedly, in the mean time, the wise people stay away from politics. A small society works to divide labor in one department, or to decide what's for dinner tonight, but it won't work to decide which kind of rare disease should be the next one to investigate and develop a treatment for. It won't work to maintain and develop infrastructure that guarantees internet access, it won't be able to put satellite's to space etc... you're living in a utopia. I know you're going to keep telling me I'm wrong, I know you're going to keep disagreeing. Reason and logic is not what brought you to your point of view, so you won't listen to it either way. I hope you can be happy, and by all means, start your small community, you will be less angry and happier.
I think ETH is already moving towards MRI money.
How about this polish? 
The charts have been amazing for my birthday today haha I’m so happy, off to the bar now to get so hammered I rip my other ear off with a crowbar and do a repeat of my 21st last year 😂. Waking up in an MRI machine getting 16 stitches is not fun hehe.
Bitcoin hit an MRI top today, expect a 1-4 candle correction