CrimsonHyperSloth - 2011-11-26
That was absolutely incredible, it's amazing the things we have developed as a species. I have to wonder what it takes to be a surgeon. To literally open up a person and work on their organs for hours at a time to save their life. I wonder if such focus and work is absolutely exhausting. How many of these surgeries do they do in a week, let alone a day?
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StanleyPain - 2011-11-26 Actually, what's even more amazing is how many heart issues are now done with minimal procedures that, only maybe 10 years ago, used to require in-patient surgery. My dad recently had to have a valve blockage removed and all they did was insert a cable through a vein in his arm, guide it into his heart, and then perform the procedure using a micro-camera. 15 years ago, maybe less, his problem probably would have required an full-on heart operation.
Shit like that not only impresses me but makes me more and more infuriated at fucktards who want us to live in the dark ages because THE BIBLE.
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CrimsonHyperSloth - 2011-11-27 Yeah, I'm aware of those procedures. It's all incredible, I am just astounded by the manual skill of a surgeon with simple tools.
I hope your father is doing great.
Yeah, the dark ages matter enrages me. Or anyone that doesn't think we need to strive for better all the time.
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garcet71283 - 2011-11-27 Yes, because we all know that religion has a problem with open heart surgery.
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memedumpster - 2011-11-27 Religious people are too stupid to have a problem with something as specific as open heart surgery. Their problem is with a vague notion of knowing things in general, which directly impacts medical advancement, but is still beyond their comprehension.
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Billy the Poet - 2011-11-26
Got to get myself to the gym.
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memedumpster - 2011-11-26
Had 5000 heart attacks watching this in the hopper. Hypochondria is a bitch.
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Squeamish - 2011-11-27
Man, why you guys gotta diss me like this.
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kwash - 2011-11-27 HEY YOU GET OUT OF HERE
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