Brilliant, Just Brilliant. I am so excited that a young man such as this is thinking out of the box and creating a test to help others. Medicine needs young voices.
He's just young and has had his head swelled. He doesn't yet have the perspective to acknowledge all the work that he has benefited from. I hope this doesn't ruin him...and that he finds value in "old voices"
The audience is deadly silent simply because they are terrified of cancer. They are hanging on every word he says. They are taking this all very seriously. They are hoping with every fiber in their bodies that this kid is right. Along those lines, having worked in medicine (drug industry) for many years, I felt the same thing - people were making limited progress from the same, stale algorithms - there were few breakthroughs, particularly with cancer. Here's hoping he's right.
Interesting perspective. Molecular profile...need to check that out! It's only an 8 minute talk. It's not like he has time to go into the full details of it all, so it's understandable why some people would stereotype and judge him all too quickly. Maybe a more detailed synopsis (to include a slideshow with more facts, etc) would have been a little more convincing to the audience and a little less "tongue in cheek" from the presenter. I'm still keeping a positive, open mind about it. Innovation is good!
He's kinda of awkward. But that just verifies he a genius. He has proven the most important point of the 21st century. 80% of all medical technology is outdated. We need to digitalize, innovate, and be a little more creative. *clapping*
Ohh yeah, and the patent will come in 10 years. If he has the device now and what we have is so bad, why not shared it? Why not produce it? Why not sell it? 10 years will pass and you will forget about this lie. TED: The triumph of the sociopaths.
Brilliant, Just Brilliant. I am so excited that a young man such as this is thinking out of the box and creating a test to help others. Medicine needs young voices.
He's just young and has had his head swelled. He doesn't yet have the perspective to acknowledge all the work that he has benefited from. I hope this doesn't ruin him...and that he finds value in "old voices"
actually, he's 16, but still, it's amazing.
The audience is deadly silent simply because they are terrified of cancer. They are hanging on every word he says. They are taking this all very seriously. They are hoping with every fiber in their bodies that this kid is right. Along those lines, having worked in medicine (drug industry) for many years, I felt the same thing - people were making limited progress from the same, stale algorithms - there were few breakthroughs, particularly with cancer. Here's hoping he's right.
awesome guy!
News for late 2013:
"Rate of smokers increase due to easy, fastest, better and cheaper treatment"
Don't get me wrong, this guy's a genius!
Ummm, did that audience not just hear wtf he said. Bravo!
He just watched too much S. Jobs video but it´s cool.
He said its 100% accurate, description says 90%
Interesting perspective. Molecular profile...need to check that out! It's only an 8 minute talk. It's not like he has time to go into the full details of it all, so it's understandable why some people would stereotype and judge him all too quickly. Maybe a more detailed synopsis (to include a slideshow with more facts, etc) would have been a little more convincing to the audience and a little less "tongue in cheek" from the presenter. I'm still keeping a positive, open mind about it. Innovation is good!
The audience are all doctors.
He could work on his public speaking and speech making skills, but he's fucking smart.
Someone give the kid a laughter to his genius mind emerging jokes, the guy is 16 and discovered a cancer test !!!
+MoRgUe27 if you don't care why did you mention it?
gaydar definitely going off, but seriously who gives a shit? this kid is a genius and we could use more minds like his in this world
In that audience I can only see jealous faces!!!
He's kinda of awkward. But that just verifies he a genius.
He has proven the most important point of the 21st century. 80% of all medical technology is outdated. We need to digitalize, innovate, and be a little more creative. *clapping*
There is already a cure for that clap you have lol
What a terrible audience.
Ohh yeah, and the patent will come in 10 years. If he has the device now and what we have is so bad, why not shared it? Why not produce it? Why not sell it? 10 years will pass and you will forget about this lie.
TED: The triumph of the sociopaths.
the world has electrons, neurons, and morons like you!
Clearly a smart kid, clearly gay :-)