How to save 51 billion lives for 68 cents with simple Engineering
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- Опубликовано: 14 фев 2017
- Using the power of engineering and brilliant inventions to save lives!!! Great times collab-ing with Bill and Melinda Gates!
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Read the published paper on the paper centrifuge, its cool- biorxiv.org/content/early/2016...
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Summary: I met with Manu Prakash from Stanford to talk about 2 of his labs' inventions the Foldscope and the Paperfuge. Combined these cost only 68 cents and they can be used to diagnose Malaria. Both of these are examples not only of simple, brilliant design, but of how engineering is used to make a positive dent in the world.
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Hes like 5 minute crafts...
But this time legit.
And good
And real
And not clikcbait
There are only 7-8 billion people on earth. How would they save more? *Just a question.*
@@seppegoiris please tell me you're being sarcastic.
Some people liked this so much that they turned their screen upside-down and liked it again
EchoTheTryhard probably
Bawa Singh you can do that 😳🤔🙄
chrisjacksonuk he is being sarcastic about all the dislikes.
Omg this is great
@@brietube2493 And he was being sarcastic in his comment...
The fact that some people dedicate their lives to helping the worlds poorest is so heartwarming, and I think we can all agree that Manu and Saad are true heroes
Joseph stalin Vladimir lenin
to bad drug companies are going to do anything to stop this so they can still charge an arm and a leg for out dated bull that makes more of a profit. oh well thats capitalism
e actually have an overpopulation problem that is fueled by this kind of behavisor
It's been 6 year already, is it actually used?
@@Themehsofproduction why are you mentioning 2 of the worst humans that existed
As a molecular biologist, as I would fancy to call myself, I find this absolutely mind-blowing. The intellectual elegance, apparent efficiency and simplicity of those solutions are truly genius, for once that word is really not out of proportion.
Said better than an unsophisticated nitwit
to bad drug companies are going to do anything to stop this so they can still charge an arm and a leg for out dated bull that makes more of a profit. oh well thats capitalism
Teacher: microscopes cost thousands of dollars
Two scientists: make that 68 cents
Technically the microscope was 50 cents, but he needed other equipment to do what he wanted
@@_kraken117 dude you forgot about the centrifuge that thing costs 18 cents
@Night Invaders you are not incredibly intelligent
@@_kraken117 realized my mistake right there but you really do need to reply it with that statement huh
I mean you do need to buy a phone and if you have one then perfect which everybody does so yea 68 cents
This man could've just added 1 more cent to the 68 cents... but he didn't.
HypedCore lmao
@@archdornan8349 not making it 69 is a death sentence, however he is saving lives in the process so it offsets. -ur mom
We were on the verge of greatness. We were this close.
That's just Mark staying classy.
@@KeithOlson it's not Mark's invention
The engineering genius of manu and saad is amazing. It’s so great that they made this and it’s great that they’ll be able to save so many lives
Mark Rober is always changing our perspectives. He is able to redefine reality through genius thought, explained simply. We need more people like him in our world.
5.1k dislikes are mosquitoes
change my mind...
LOLLL
live in cold countries
Anacondor world health organization they want the money
Addison_Gaming lucky :(
Damn Blood suckers
Scientists : microscopes are so expensive
This guy : Don’t You Guys Have Cardboard?
*paper
@@Whiskyy_ cardboard is paper... just like harder
@@rorymacmaster4678oh yeah yeah
Stop this meme.
And I tiny glass ball
These types of videos restore my faith in humanity; just knowing there are people in this world that are actually doing something incredible! The media should broadcast stuff like this, not what Kim Kardashian wore to some red carpet event!
All I can say is Thanks. Kudos to Manu and Saad. Love from INDIA 🧡🧡🤍🤍💚💚
4:03 - 4:18 yeah, yeah. yeah? yeah, yeah. yeah! yeah? yeah yeah! yeah? yeah
Miguel Colina lol
LORE AIRSOFT yeah
Miguel Colina XD
That's funny!
Yeah yeah?
“Let’s use your blood.”
Mark : “Okay.”
*finds malaria*
Lol lmao
*malaria intensifies*
NANI
@@daleeppannu9049 I love that meme!
CaptGeoff07 _ well it’s not necessarily a meme, it’s just “what” in Japanese, and it is a line from a pretty popular anime
Sorry for being a nerd and taking things literally lol
People like Manu are the ones that are helping humanity in a very big way and they are still humble like that whereas some dudes on social media are just flexing by doing nothing. WOW. RESPECT FOR MANU PRAKASH !!
You're a superhero.
I don't know about that.
The level of humbleness. Dude, you're the definition of a superhero if there's one.
So this guy just roasted the entirety of medical research
Supreme Turtles oo
Yep
Oh yea
Or company’s maybe factory’s
Yep pretty much
For just 68 cents you can save 51 billion lives
Rick Harrison: Best I can do is 30 cents and even then I am taking a huge risk
True true
You cant save lives that have already ended
There’s not even 10 billion people lol
51b people don't live on the planet, do they?
There is only 7B+ or - people living in earth.
This is one of the best things I've seen in my lifetime, love the genuine enthusiasm for science, thank you for putting this out here
It wasnt invented at all in stanford, they just innovated on an ancient microscope design known as a leeuwenhoek single sphere lens microscope. There is a massive difference between inventing something and innovating upon sonething, Antonie Van Leeuwenhoek deserves all the credit for the original design as well as over 100 microscope patents that HE INVENTED from 1640 - 1723 and is recognized as the father of microscopy and microbiology.
Zacharias Janssen is also credited for making one of the first microscopes but there isnt a clear date as to when. Only that he did it "around 1600."
@@Charles-hq7ce i'll defer to the one who invented more than 100 different microscope patents to the one who "supposedly" only made one, because for all we know it was stolen. there were also variations of microscopes invented by the church for transcription but since they didn't zoom into microscopic levels they dont really count.
I think we can all agree that Manu is a true hero
He passed allmight and is the number one hero
Yeah
Sadly not many people know about this
"Carefull he is a hero"
@@ilyoongitoo3926 ngl that kinda hurt me and deku
_SkIn A wAteRmeLon pArty TriCk:_ *104M views.*
Saving lives with 68 cents: *9M views.*
Sad, indeed
@Gabriel Howell lol
"How to save 51 billion" is just not the right title, most watermelon affected people will think "well I don't got 51 billion, so I don't need to save them"
blaze XD seems legit. Good job RUclips
Simple: most people search for party trick, and not many people search for save lives. This views are organic through from true followers of Mark and scientific methods.
its so heartwarming to see people so passionate about what they do
Real Genius = turns simple toys into incredible live-saving devices. Thanks Manu & co.
This could actually win a nobel prize.
Obama will donate his since he didn't earn it.
This is An alias It should, or else I will leave this planet.
I doubt it. While this is amazing, and will help millions of people, scientific Nobel prizes are reserved for discoveries that completely change the forefront of science and research.
Jim Smith I'm not saying he deserves a noble, all I'm saying is what he's doing helps humanity more than say, the next Apple phone or Noel shoes or , bottled water...
This is An alias no a Grammy award
How can someone dislike this??
Probably mosquitos..
No, bottom set science brats
Karens
Karens
Stuped
Mosquito dont kill people intentionally, they just want to eat/drink. Don't r/wooosh me
Mark: makes videos on actually saving lives by defying our collapsing state of capitalism
RUclips: hey look at this squirrel maze!
The visual with the beads taught me more about biology than I learned in school
I love how he just causally thanks the 3rd richest person on earth for helping him.
@@timweynerowski9832 nope, mark has a history of partnering up w/ the gates in many of his videos, medical related or not. heck, he freaking went to his house. twice.
@@timweynerowski9832 yep he has multiple videos with bill
@@timweynerowski9832 lmao bill just randomly pops up with mark in some of his videos. its normal
Beat me to it
@@hisham5702 he literally made a whole video with him
When I was a kid in the 1970's my grandma strung a large button on a string and showed me how to spin it. I grew up kind of poor and my siblings and I didn't get a lot of toys for Christmas or on our birthdays, so that button and string toy was a kind of cool toy back then. I haven seen anyone play with a button and string toy since then. Now seeing that same kind of device being converted to a centrifuge is awesome.
I had a toy like that when I was a kid, it had a plastic ball in the middle with a pattern instead of a button though. So someone must have had the same idea as your grandma and started selling it! this was in like 2000, you should have patented it before that toy company did, you'd be rich now lol
I'm from cl, we call them Run run because of the sound it makes
StormyPeak I have a toy like that
now where did you get that from?
the idea is over 150 years old (that is the oldest depiction of one i have seen so far!)
These dudes are not just smart, they're ingenuous! The way they perceive the world around them is fascinating and incredible, and they put their minds to absolutely great use!
Feeling nostalgic as that spinning thing is called chakkarghinni here in India. It is a common toy in rural areas.
Mind blowing and super ingenious to create such an awesome device using simple materials.
Cheers to these scientists from India, who still at heart felt the need for such device at far end rural places and created such masterpiece !
Mark : I used to work at NASA
Also Mark :
"microbial roomba, totes adorbs"
Is that not science
You have to be damn smart to work for NASA, so that makes sense that he knows that. And he might just be quoting something he was told
@@elijahnelson9069 chill fam issa joke
@@elijahnelson9069 You have to be smart to work for NASA. I would like to see you work for NASA.
He said fly birth then totes adorbs
20,000 rpm for 50 cents? That's brilliant.
no for 100$
Nah, it’s 18 cents, 0.5$ is the microscope that 120 times, the other is the toy spinner that kid like, make electricity by your hand
Have you heard people say something like 20,000 MPH it angers me
Honda guys are jealous the can only get 10,000 rpm for $50 and a crack rock at best
Where to get toy spinner
That spinning toy is a childhood toy that i used to make with my friends sometimes and to think it can be this important is amazing
Mark before: Lets save people!
Mark now: Lets put elephant toothpaste on a human being!
I like how he looks at everything with a sense of wonder
Yep
Yes
Like the telescope thing
Ya
Word.
Smart people always stun me, but these guys, these kinda guys always make me cry. They are humble, they deserve all the awards and I hope them a great life and continue to do good things for humanity.
Hello tesla
you can look at it that way but in reality they're speeding up clock to a overpopulated world, and deciding not to think about it and work other problems is what will cause the end of humanity
@@liamjarrett2999 so unrelated to what I was commenting about, but it’s the internet, the critics always right
💯
@@vidineutron9402 I disagree, I think you are right, and humanity is beautiful in its own way, regardless of how humanity puts itself down.
That was amazing. Two simple ideas turned into stunning products to carry out life saving work in remote places.
Hope such type of video comes back in 2022... I miss such schemed, organized, truly entertaining and infirnative video style.....
2 years later, I'm curious does anyone know how widespread the use of these genius inventions are? Any stats on usage or how many lives saved?
Any updates on these guys and their lab and potential new ideas? Or Instagram etc to follow them on?
And the 5k dislikes is scary
Yes the dislikes are incredibly worrying, never mind there are plenty better people out there so we dont need them. I saw a water cleaning ball on Dragons Den, as you dragged it along it purified the water making it safe, the Dragons offered deals but the inventors didnt take any of them, I have never seen it since ?
It is youtube, people like/dislike for any random reason. It doesnt have to be political or agreement to the general message of the video. This is not state referendum.
@@Keovar : I can never understand why things like this cant just be done!, just out of good old human kindness, the total to treat the all of them would not add up to one stealth bomber?, there are enough decent people to go for this, a cruse missile costs a million dollars, FFS. illuminaughty is a brilliant handle BTW lol
Guessing the dislikes are from the people who saw it say 51 billion likes and were like, "heh, what a bunch of idiots. There's not that many people on Earth."
@@RonWylie-gk5lc A Tomahawk missile is actually almost double that, they're listed as costing 1.87 million dollars as of 2017. That's almost 3 million of these kits.
Cost : 70 cents
Scalpers: 50 dollars, take it or leave it
bro thats literally the gpu pandemic in a nutshell
I leave it
Lol true
american hospitals: the absolute lowest we will go is 700 dollars
That is true
Mark... you are just great and I mean Great! Every one of of ur videos just inspire me to do more, keep making these videos and inspire more people :D
True Ingenuity- taking the complex and making it simple
Manu is a SuperHero
“Your a superhero” says Mark
“I wouldn’t say that...” Said the hero
MY a superhero?? MY?? I don't get it.
People who say they aren't heroes are actually heroes.
Perks of a true hero!
you're
@@FlameSlayer1901 Grammar police alert! Grammar police alert!
@@FlameSlayer1901 I’m what?
When a simple 18 cent toy matches a multiple thousand dollar instrument... amazing!
Armyof Shea it cost £39.99 for 1 and 20 for almost the same prive
Shark's Cat if you copy and pasted that then no like but I don’t think you did holy-
Now we need a paper light
it can replace the use on the fields but it can't replace the consistancy of results for research
It’s not that simple to make a microscope...
Big respect to this guy and thx from France for your channel.
and only 15M people know about this after 7 years from now is crazy
Why isn't this super famous?!!
I mean this is totally revolutionary, and yet I have never heard about this before.
Because the pharmacology industry is an incredibly powerful business, and things like this mean a huge loss of profits.
The same goes for the oil industry, did you know that water-based engines were invented many years ago?...
@@rendher3688 steam*
@@rendher3688 Being able to diagnose people before they die means the pharmaceutical industry could provide them with drugs to treat it. So your argument doesn't make sense
@@kimbrolyy only drugs? What about medical check-ups? They, in some cases, cost lot more than medicine
@@hrsh042 In US maybe (which is absolutely ridiculous in itself). We are talking third world nations where such conveniences aren't easily available.
we should start looking up to these scientists as our heroes instead of movies/TV stars. period.
so true...
FINALLY SOME APPRECIATION
I definitely agree
I agree, I bet it’ll lead to something great for those who do great things
*STONKS*
Tony stark cant be defeated friend
I've been watching your videos for awhile now, I'm sorry I've waited so long to watch this video this was still an amazing video to watch even if it is not like your more current videos.
For people who own personal digital cutters like a Brother Scan N Cut, cricut, cameo, etc the foldscope could be sold / downloaded as a .SVG to be cutout by anyone with one of these types of machines. The lens and a light source are all that remains for the physical portion of it. Or use the built-in scanner on the ScanNCut to make a cut-to-data version of the paper portion of it. Ditto for the disc portion of the centrifuge.
Who the hell dislike videos like this? This restore my faith to humanity. While many pharmaceutical company try to maximise profit over saving lives. It's reassuring that there's still people out there caring for the weak and poor
Tristan Chik Who else can they be rather Those companies who produces expensive equipments are jelous of them.
Tristan Chik Do you think that the people these microscopes go to might be able to do a better job with a real microscope? If money and profit wasn't a concern.
Malarias
Business men who sell those equipments
Ummmm there is only 7.5 billion ppl on the planet not 51 that's misinformation i guess that is something?
My school teacher telling me to not break the microscopes cause they cost 800 dollars
Thats a normal price for a school microscope. "Better" ones cost easily 2000 €
And the best... You cant really afford them :D
Snippeldidippl ye but these are like 40 cents
Yeah but it cannot zoom and is made of paper that would get destroyed by kids, that’s why it’s so cheap
Matthew Gallagher ye it can be destroyed but it’s 40 cents so yeah, 800 dollar ones can be destroyed by kids and much harder to replace
Fireball006 Well yeah but a microscope made out of paper is much easier to break and steal than a big heavy plastic one isn’t it? Anyway kids at our school never broke the microscopes so unless you’re in the ghetto or something they should be fine.
This group is so brilliant with a mission so important the video made me teary eyed. People are awesome.
It takes a truly smart person to make something so brilliantly simple. What an incredible contribution to accessible medical science.
“I’ve never looked at my blood before”
*finds out he has malaria*
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hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Hmmm yes indeed
mark: oh sh**
Hmmmm
Imagine having so much fun building the kit and spinning the kit, then your instructor says “oh! Youve got malaria!”
_We have a winner!_
Id be happy that I found out and didnt die.
That would be so depressing but at least you know.....
Wow, this is amazing! I truly hope their products can get to all of the people that desperately need them. Amazing work! Amazing job bringing their ideas to the forefront and raising awareness. :)
Those guys are doing great work for humanity.
*scientists look at American Healthcare system*
“I’m coming for you next”
Please help we're dying here
Gaming Goose hehe I’m in Canada we have free health care and one of the best education systems :D
@@SaltySyrian any way you can get me across the border before I'm legally allowed to do so?
@Gaming Goose idk teleport there just type /tp @s @r on a paper until you get to Canada.
Hi
Truly remarkable invention that isn’t a business plan, but a genuine attempt to make the world better through their passion and good will.
@@flagro770 no it doesn't.
Alexander Honig it actually does, check it out
@@flagro770 that 40 bucks gets you 1 Foldscope
1 instruction sheet
2 140X lens (one extra lens)
4 magnetic couplers (for attaching cellphone and LED/Magnifier to Foldscope)
1 metal storage box with integrated instrument tray
1 LED/Magnifier with integrated magnifier for bright-field, dark-field and oblique phase imaging (battery included)
1 sheet of diffuser stickers for LED/Magnifier
1 sheet of reusable sealable PVC slides with micro-wells and plastic coverslips
1 sheet of calibration/measurement grids
3 nylon filter sheets (5, 25, 100 micron)
2 stainless steel mesh filters (1mm and 300um)
3 custom sample collection plastic bags
2 Eppendorf tubes
1 plastic pair of tweezers
2 plastic pipettes
1 slide box with 2 pre-made glass slides and 3 blank glass slides
1 ultra clear roll of tape for making quick slides/coverslips
1 small blunt end metal scissors
1 sheet of color stickers for labeling slides
1 unique ID sticker code for access to Microcosmos community website
For a device that typically costs THOUSANDS
the design is so simple that i wonder how people hadn't invented it sooner
This was how i was introduced to mark’s channel about 5 years ago, lemme just say, this video is still hits 5 years later.
"ooh cool microscope"
"oh cool I have malaria"
Definitely underrated
@@gufostanco220 well I just got this comment to 69 likes, so it balances out
Time to DESTROY the the 200 likes
Loll
@@varunrajesh1028 hey thanks
I'm engineering a pocket nuke to settle arguments with loved ones and complete strangers.
Pacemaker with reversed polarized capacitors to blow people's chests up
Yeah, with a laser pointer, some water and the spinning toy you probably can build a fusion reactor/bomb for less than 15 dollars.
Dinkle Rav
will it be 1£/$
During the Manhattan project the U.S. developed handheld nuclear grenades. It was never deployed because they figured that no soldier would want to carry something that couldn't be thrown far enough to not kill him upon explosion.
I first thought this was bullshit but they succefully made rocket launchers etc.. Dunno about handheld grenades though.
I remember when this was invented, everyone talked about it! it is still amazing
thank you Manu and Saad for this great innovation.
Here in India we had an inter-school science expo where we had a seminar showing us how to make the microscope from the video. This shows the influence that they have made around the world. Hats off to them 👏👏
The guy is so humble that every time he is asked a question he answers like a kid.
Mark: you're a superhero!
Him: uhh I wouldn't say that
TheHiddenCode hehe
Uh pretty sure kids are the opposite of humble
@@Discobobulated depends on how they were raised tbh
@@beeboi5467 so wholesome
Did people seriously think Mark was saying the Earth currently has 51 billion people? 1000 IQ
So long I haven’t seen such an inspirational video in RUclips
People on earth:7 billion
Mark: saving 51 billion
Mars: 44 billion
It is probably 51 because of the more than half of 100 billion people who died of malaria
@@GulpinDeez yea it is
@@GulpinDeez but then you wouldn't be saving them bc they are already dead
@@GulpinDeez its more like saving people in the future
@@muzakkilast6398 or, adding on, what could have saved people in the past.
Donate the revenue from the video to them
yes
Matthew Unterberger he has to live and cover up the video costs too
i like the idea. but since Mark mentioned that he partnered with the Gates foundation and that the group is working at Stanford, i think they are fine on money
Yo he needs to pay his 68 cents he lost.
He needs money too lol
Such a brilliant idea. You have to creative and smart to produce this level of tools... Amazing
Thanks Mark for showing such inspiring stories. You are such a hero as well..
One can feel the humbleness of Manu and the enthusiasm of Saad. Great people.
8:39
Manu is too relatable
These people actually give me hope and be happy to be alive in the world 😊.
Yeah
he is one of the handful that actually made his asian parents proud
to bad drug companies are going to do anything to stop this so they can still charge an arm and a leg for out dated bull that makes more of a profit. oh well thats capitalism
Bacteria:what if I'm so small not many animals can see me
This 50 cent paper: hey hey
Aye.
*hey hey shinomiya-*
*HEY HEY HEY*
paper: SaTe SaTe SaTe
English: paper: let's see let's see let's see
@@thatonewhocrashed4612 cultured
Didn't think I'd get emotional watching this. Truly incredible humans
I think the greatest thing about science is just when it makes sense and it actually works. The brain blast I got from realizing centripetal force would separate the blood cells due to Fc = mV^2/r and higher mass needs to have a larger radius made me amazed. Nonetheless the simple concepts that Sael and Manu use to bring affordable and usable technology for things like analyzing microbes and what not is fascinating.
Dear Manu and Saad...
What you are doing is incredible. You are great men.
Thank you.
@Skungy Jones ...????
You nice keep going
900th like!
XBakaTacoX i read this as menu and salad im doing to hell
Iam your 999th like
My friend: *buys a $2000 microscope*
Me: *buys one for 68 cents*
👍👍
It cost 10000 dollars with a supreme logo
@@abdulla-Xshe4ro lmao
The microscope was $0.50
@@elijaha773 in the title it say 68 cents.
"Its contagious optimism and its refreshing." I am gonna remember this for a long time.
"Contagious Optimism" is something we should look for
Mark in twelve years: How to save the world with one grain of rice
Weird Stuff?! Maybe
ballin that would be epic
Mark in 2100:how to save the world with a germ
Asians: Cheers I'll drink to that bro
I was here before it happends
*casually name drops the second richest people on the planet for sponsoring your video*
In all seriousness, this is amazing and I hope that lives can be saved.
The _Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation_ sponsors a huge amount of scientific and educational content on RUclips, related to humanitarian work (but not exclusively).
i was playing with the second tool all the time but never knew that someone is using this for seperating blood..
That centrifuge design, is what me and my elder brother used to make, to play with, whenever I visited him in Rajasthan.
Wonder how many more lives he could save with 69 cents
51,750,000,000
Or 750000000 more than 68 cents
@@susboy7927 did u understand the joke?
420 billion
69 billion
I think 5k people need that microscope....they mistakenly pressed thumbs down button!
I hope that you support t-series and don't promote racism
@@AJ-vs3yz wtf...how is it related to this matter???
@@AJ-vs3yz ???
Matt PlaysPUBG *Uno Reverse Card*
mattplayspubg t series vs pewdiepie addict
Fantastic gentleman. Thank you Manu. Thank you Mark for shining a light on this brilliant idea.
Manu IS a hero 1:38
Not all capes where heros.
austin 01 wear* and that's not how the metaphor is said. Unless r/wooosh
VC 23 yup, fat r/woosh for you
I think those guys have earned their capes.
Well that’s so tragic..your spelling i mean
@@Vanessa-vk4cq lol u were the one who was r/woosh
He did purposely did that.
I just knew this invention came from an Indian when you said that it doesn't even cost a dollar & can do the job of equipments costing thousands of dollars.
It is pretty self-explanatory, to be honest. Indians have a history of engineering and intelligence (Which Americans lack, lol) that revolves around helping others in an environment where the majority of people are poor, helpless, and unable to support their families. I am not saying that people from other countries do not possess these qualities, I am just saying that since India currently has a population of 1 billion people packed together, it is not hard to find intelligent people who wants to improve the lives of everyone suffering the same thing.
This is going to be awesome, imagine how many lives can be saved! :D
Ikr #AllLivesMatterExceptYours
lol rip me xd
X-d
And plastic is also in your blood.
Where can I get that microscope?
One of your very best videos Mark Rober!
I feel so inspired! I think we should have more videos on them please!
Microscope made out of paper, damn 🔥 that’s lit
If it would be lit, it wouldnt exist
ChristAndChesseBoi nah
It would be Ash
Just like my knees
ChristAndChesseBoi XD
@@christandchesseboi9777 lmao
666 likes O_o
American hospitals would probaly buy and use this instead of the normal transfusion machines to save money and then charge $80 for the malaria check.
Stonks
Only 80 dollars
Only 80? You're missing a few zeros there, if you want to mimic the complete mess that is the American healthcare system.
@@leyren2606 oh yeah you guys are right $80 is the cost for a cotton swab and a Salt water bag cost $120 the actual cost for this would be around $8000 just for your one malaria check at the hospital.
Yeah I am quite aware that American hospitals are a mess but I have never been to one because I'm a Canadian so that's why my cost for a transfusion was so low but I know in reality it cost $150 just to go to the hospital and the transfusion would probably be $100 instead of $80
Я просто восхищаюсь, начиная от задумки до ее выполнения
Как можно было создать такой маленький шарик с такой степенью увеличения👍