# HG changeset patch
# User Robert McIntyre <rlm@mit.edu>
# Date 1378576634 14400
# Node ID b838bd76b081103b214f28d4f19ede2d9e6d4aa2
# Parent  072f65145ec04211561736c4d16220a63b4ee8df
add new ideas.

diff -r 072f65145ec0 -r b838bd76b081 org/ideas.org
--- a/org/ideas.org	Tue Aug 20 17:51:44 2013 -0400
+++ b/org/ideas.org	Sat Sep 07 13:57:14 2013 -0400
@@ -26,8 +26,39 @@
 If you want to use one of these ideas as your own and run with it,
 please feel free. I'd love to hear about it if you do.
 
-/There's no end to what a man can accomplish if he doesn't care about
-getting credit/ 
+#+begin_quote
+There's no end to what a man can accomplish if he doesn't care about
+getting credit.
+#+end_quote
+
+- test dummies :: why don't we clone encephalic humans and use then to
+                  test /in vivo/ human organ systems and drugs? It
+                  would be ethical as long as there are women who are
+                  willing to host the clones, and it would be a
+                  trememdous resource for studying the human body. I
+                  see nothing wrong with it morally, since no one is
+                  suffering, and it stands to save many lives throught
+                  more advanced technology.
+
+- X-ray telepresence :: given that a doctor is operating on a patient
+     via telepresence, one cool things you can do is shine X-rays into
+     the patient to view the insides during real time. If the system
+     was coupled with a baysean model of the layout of the structure,
+     and the x-rays were only fired whenever the uncertaintity of the
+     model reached a certain threshold, then the radiation damage
+     and surgery risk could be minimized.
+
+- superfluid vascular system :: I wonder what would happen if you
+     replaced the blood in a human with a superfluid. What would the
+     physical dynamics be? Would the superfluid flow through the
+     vasculature, or would it ignore it and travel through the cells,
+     or something else entirely. Since superfluids need to be cold to
+     retain their superfluidity, how would the dynamics change during
+     perfusion of a superfluid, where the fluid gains and looses
+     superfluidity as it goes deeper into the body and is cooled by
+     superfluid from upstresm. In summary there are two things to
+     simulate 1.) replace all blood in human with superfluid
+     instantly. 2.) perfuse superfluid into human.
 
 - projective guessing :: I think that we read and see things by
      makeing a really good guess about what we're expecting to see,