Re:AI-enabled dermatology app aims to save Indians the blushes
by maroonblazer on Friday November 24, 2017 @02:40AM
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It still doesn’t make any sense. There’s nothing in the article that suggests Indians are shy about seeing a dermatologist, which is what the title implies.
Re:AI-enabled dermatology app aims to save Indians the blushes
by zaptheimpaler on Friday November 24, 2017 @04:04AM
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Its for an Indian audience... you are reading connotations into a word based on a foreign context.
If the article was "AI-enabled dermatology app aims to save Americans embarrassing visits to the doc" would you still feel weird about it? I see headlines like "X aims to help Americans do Y" all the time, no complaints.
To an Indian audience, "Indians" is roughly synonymous to people.. pretty neutral word.
Re:AI-enabled dermatology app aims to save Indians the blushes
by maroonblazer on Friday November 24, 2017 @12:04PM
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I’d still think it was weird. Dermatology issues don’t seem embarrassing to me. I could see it making more sense in the context of sexual issues.
Re:AI-enabled dermatology app aims to save Indians the blushes
by IanCal on Friday November 24, 2017 @03:12AM
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Plenty of people get embarrassed about things like this. It doesn't need to be suggesting Indians are more embarrassed than others because this is an Indian startup launching a product in India.
save (one's) blushes
via: https://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/
"To prevent someone from feeling embarrassed or awkward."