re: The technology envisioned by Elizabeth Holmes - Theranos

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There are a lot of "brilliant" ideas, but if they cannot overcome the physical laws of the universe, what's the point.

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The original design for a microprocessor chip which received a patent would not have worked using the available material science technology at the time. But, the design was recognized by others as something that should be pursued which eventually lead to the development of a chip that actually worked.

Howard Stark laid out the design for the arc reactor for Tony but was limited by the technology of his time.

My thread was buried 3 pages deep into the OT algorithm until some ignorant drunk slut named Mizzoufan had to bump it. I wish y'all would have just let it die, but it got me to realize 3 things: #1 The poster Scruffy is smart and open-minded, a forest for the trees type which I can appreciate; #2 This place of TD is not what I thought it was, that's my bad b/c the quality of poster is maybe just 1 notch above Facebook; and #3 This is not the forum to present outside-the-box questions. The herd mentality is strong in this bunch with the rigid, lazy, 40-something fat n content inside the box critical thinking. This was a topic that should have been geared towards a younger crowd that can understand AI and next level nanotech augmenting a next-gen approach to blood work, point of service testing matched against a pre-loaded genomics database etc. You guys deserve to wallow in your boring, outdated misery. Perfect example: Some jerkoff here tried to call me out with Star Trek and teleportation, and low and behold TELEPORTATION actually exists in quantum science with photons from chips, information is teleported between such and humans can now put this into play with robotics etc. I hope he feels stupid or as the OT herd would say, that's just Sunday for us.

And compete against FermiLab who's already knee deep in this field of quantum teleportation? Yeah, no thanks but thanks for playing this game of "Don't ask the question if you don't already know the answer." My God, you are not the brightest crayon in the box (pun intended).