I know at least three blind mice who would be interested in this technology.
I'd like to see how they run with these new eyes.
Very fast, once they see the bill
Thank god Hacker news doesn't offer laugh emoticons like those in whatsapp or facebook, but if it did, you'd have earned several from me with this.
At some point are we better at healthcare for mice than for humans?
Almost definitionally, yes.
Maybe not. We do this to mice because experimenting on humans like they are Frankenstinian monsters is unethical and illegal.
But far more effective unfortunately. Imagine the advances that could be made without moral obligations getting in the way.
Funny, I see zero evidence that the Syphilis experiment done on Black men in Alabama without their consent has done anything at all for the status or health of Black Americans.
It seems to me their lives still suck more than average for Americans.
I mean, little parts at first...then whole organs, then whole systems, then everything but the brain, etc etc.
I've never seen it, but I have heard that is basically the plot for the movie The Island: What happens when we get to the logical end point and it turns out you need to grow a whole person for things to work right.