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Neuroscientist researching brain chips to make people superintelligent

What if you could make money, or type something, just by thinking about it? It sounds like science fiction, but it might be close to reality.

In as little as five years, super smart people could be walking down the street; men and women who’ve paid to increase their intelligence.

Northwestern University neuroscientist and business professor Dr. Moran Cerf made that prediction, because he’s working on a smart chip for the brain.

“Make it so that it has an internet connection, and goes to Wikipedia, and when I think this particular thought, it gives me the answer,” he said.

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Heart cath procedure number five at five in the morning

It will be angioplasty with possible stent placement as was done two of the prior five times.

Stock market guru Larry Kudlow says getting heart stents is like getting new spark plugs - hmm.

I always op out of anesthetic because it’s interesting (and a bit creepy) to watch the progress of the wand on the monitor as it goes from the groin up to the heart.

Another vaping casualty as a Texas man was killed by exploding vape pen

From a report at the link below:

William Brown had errands to run on a chilly Texas evening, and his grandmother was happy to lend him her light-blue Lincoln Town Car.

Brown stopped at a store selling vaporizer smoking pens outside Fort Worth on Jan. 27. He sat alone in the parked car, put his lips to a pen, and soon after, an explosion sent shards of metal into his face and neck, said Alice Brown, his grandmother.

Brown’s death marks the second recent death from an exploding e-cigarette among thousands of injuries and burns. One man was killed in Florida in May after his vape pen peppered his head with shrapnel and ignited a fire in his home.

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How the donkey party views killing a baby soon after birth

Bay Area Walgreens’ fake pharmacist handled more than 700,000 prescriptions

A fake pharmacist handled more than 700,000 prescriptions at Bay Area Walgreens stores

California’s pharmacy board is investigating whether three Bay Area Walgreens stores allowed an employee without a pharmacist license to verify or dispense hundreds of thousands of prescriptions over several years.

For more than a decade, Walgreens stores in Fremont, Milpitas and San Jose allowed Kim Thien Le to perform pharmacist duties — including reviewing patient drug use — for 745,355 prescriptions dispensed from a total of 395 Walgreens pharmacies, according to a California State Board of Pharmacy investigation.

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Kill the babies but save the caterpillars

Virginia politician Kathy Tran (pictured) submitted a bill to save caterpillars on same day as late-stage abortion bill.

The Democratic Virginia delegate who has recently come under fire for sponsoring a bill in the Virginia legislature that would allow the termination of a pregnancy up to 40 weeks old, is also the chief patron of a bill that would protect the lives of “fall cankerworms” during certain months.

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New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo celebrated the new abortion law permitting the killing of babies on the day of their birth

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo ordered the spire to be drenched in the ghoulish hue in “celebration” of the state’s new law that permits fully developed preborn babies to be slaughtered even on what would be their birth days.

As he signed the legislation, Evil cheered what was actually the signing of death warrants for countless babies who can be aborted at any time, for any reason, through the ninth month of pregnancy.

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Artificial intelligence could revolutionize the health care industry

AI (artificial intelligence} nanobots injected into human body could help repair bones, muscles, enhance brain activities

Artificial intelligence (AI) and augmented reality is evolving at a rapid pace and could revolutionize the health care industry. Both these technologies could open up a whole new dimension when it comes to healing people.

Have you ever imagined how it would feel like to heal yourself from within, with the help of microscopic nano-robots?

A senior inventor at IBM has forecast the possibility of artificially intelligent nano-machines being injected into humans within the next 20 years to repair and enhance muscles, bones and even damaged cells.

Medicine has come a long way from goose grease plasters and bleeding with leeches.

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Mayor Bill De Blasio wants free healthcare for all New York City residents

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