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So, initially, iwill deploy it a bit further up. there has to be a technical position in dropping these stents into the brain vessels. quarter of millimetres in the persons brain can make or break the procedure. for human minds, its actually impossible to compute which one is best and whats going to happen if you put a particular one in those wiggly kind of structures, as you saw, those spaghetti kind of structures. there is, like, 102 different variations of diameters and lengths. tells you aut...

And tailor your treatment depending on the aneurysm. quarter of millimetres in the persons brain can make or break the procedure. for human minds, its actually impossible to compute which one is best and whats going to happen if you put a particular one in those wiggly kind of structures, as you saw, those spaghetti kind of structures. there is, like, 102 different variations of diameters and lengths. tells you automatically, it has reconstructed the data for you. its telling me that the artery,...

They can have different comorbidities. some can be ruptured, some can be unruptured. some can be 4mm, some can be 4cm, you know. so you have to focus and tailor your treatment depending on the aneurysm. do you have a 3.5 by 10? so, initially, iwill deploy it a bit further up. there has to be a technical position in dropping these stents into the brain vessels. quarter of millimetres in the persons brain can make or break the procedure. for human minds, its actually impossible to compute which on...

Maria is going to be patient numberfour. and ive been granted exclusive access to see how it goes. this one? yeah. 4cm. right, ok. thats one of the biggest ones ive treated. wow. with almost 20 years experience behind the knife, dr patankar is the chief investigator for the pilot. no one aneurysm is similar to another. they have different problems. the access will be a problem. they can have different comorbidities. some can be ruptured, some can be unruptured. some can be 4mm, some can be 4cm, ...

For human minds, its actually impossible to compute which one is best and whats going to happen if you put a particular one in those wiggly kind of structures, as you saw, those spaghetti kind of structures. there is, like, 102 different variations of diameters and lengths. tells you automatically, it has reconstructed the data for you. its telling me that the artery, the stent is going to be small. it takes away all my pain away of trying to think and measure. the computer automatically tells m...

Dr patankar is the chief investigator for the pilot. no one aneurysm is similar to another. they have different problems. the access will be a problem. they can have different comorbidities. some can be ruptured, some can be unruptured. some can be 4mm, some can be 4cm, you know. so you have to focus and tailor your treatment depending on the aneurysm. quarter of millimetres in the persons brain can make or break the procedure. for human minds, its actually impossible to compute which one is bes...

Maria is going to be patient numberfour. and ive been granted exclusive access to see how it goes. this one? yeah. 4cm. right, 0k. thats one of the biggest ones ive treated. wow. with almost 20 years experience behind the knife, dr patankar is the chief investigator for the pilot. no one aneurysm is similar to another. they have different problems. the access will be a problem. they can have different comorbidities. some can be ruptured, some can be unruptured. some can be 4mm, some can be 4cm, ...

Incriminating. theyre right out of a horror movie. judges have a standard instruction theyll give juries. theyll say science has not yet invented a way to look into the human minds, but looking at someones google history is darn close. this is more incriminating than a confession really because confessions sometimes people dont tell the full truth. this tells you exactly what hes thinking. the key issue for prosecutors is going to be proving some sort of premeditation, some sort of deliberation ...

Destruction coming from covid, and you, said okay, we are safe here. and then he started to see the rest of the world move past it, vaccines were a huge part of that, as the west was trying to implement the vaccinations. very slow on the roll out there. china has continued to vilify the virus, which has been a very difficult thing for them to overcome, because the narrative has been heavily manipulated to say, this is an imported threat, it is even something that was linked to foreigners, those ...

Invariably will answer questions in different ways, it is natural, human minds are not perfect, we forget things. what they did here, they knew everything that was said on that one call they had orchestrated. the congressman when he took that call was on a cell phone cooking breakfast. high went to dc interview with transcript in hand we believe and asked about one detail, one detail, congressman got it wrong. the congressman spent two hours answering all of their questions, about the fundraiser...