Re:Apple's Liquid Glass is prep work for AR interfaces, not ...
by npteljes on Saturday June 14, 2025 @06:58AM
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Yes, medicine was specifically what I was thinking about! And it's a touchy subject, just as you mention. A patient, a layman, isn't supposed to know more than the doctor. It's a delicate situation.
Re:Apple's Liquid Glass is prep work for AR interfaces, not ...
by yndoendo on Saturday June 14, 2025 @09:21PM
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Take all human knowledge as a whole pie. Out of that is, the experts only know 1/100 of a slice. We maybe experts in some minute context, yet there are so many that know so much more when removed from that context.
Or rephrased, that Person who has to deal with something 80 percent of their life knows more than the person having to deal with it 20 percent of their life.
In the end, each body is a niche, which each one is uniquely positioned to know better than anyone else. But it’s hard to accept, for medical personal sometimes, and often for the patients themselves. They tend to want the doctor to be the all-knowing god.