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by cypherpunks
5530 days ago
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I'd like to see more back story first. Medicine is about risk management. There are places where you need 1/100,000 reliability, and there are places where you need 1/1000, and there are even places where 1/10 is good enough. There are primary systems, and there are auxiliary systems. Without any background, it is really tough to tell where this fits. You can't blame the people for making the wrong decision until you know what the risk profile for the failure is. |
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