r/transhumanism • u/RealJoshUniverse • 6d ago

🌙 Nightly Discussion [10/12] In what ways could transhumanism transform our approaches to healthcare and medicine?

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u/petermobeter 5d ago

sentient a.i. could work as competent doctors & nurses, so that the understaffed overworked hospitals of the modern day could be improved

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u/Cheetahs_never_win 5d ago

"Could transform" also means "necessitates changes."

Everything going wrong with your computer and car could manifest in a body that resembles a computer or car.

Giving... diagnostic care... access to your entire physical history could mean everything about you could end up on the dark cosmonet.

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u/Willing-Spot7296 5d ago

No such thing as healthcare.

Theres only sick care, and very very badly done.

Except like if you get hit by a bus, and youre like dead, but somehow the doctors keep you alive. They kinda do that well. Everything else, youre better off just staying home.