GARCon

I mentioned this 13 years ago...., The government that knows how to create and develop money from nothing, wins. I believe that the United States should try to develop that software technology. I believe we approached a similar thought process with cryptocurrency. For example, if the US House of Representatives really needed $1 trillion to run the US government, they could run a software application (with proper approvals, of course) and create $1 trillion of real money in the government Treasury instead of borrowing money from other countries increasing the government deficit. The world wouldn't explode if that were to happen. Whoever can create money into real dollars wins. (But that's probably not possible, at all. That's why I write children's books.)

It has been said that AI will replace doctors. I think that is possible. I think that it's an easy solution. The main purpose of a doctor is for the patient to receive a prescription for prescription drugs. Illness symptoms are the reason to prescribe drugs and the patient provides the symptoms. That is what the doctor bases the decision on to write the prescription. I think that if a person can access a software application portal of symptoms, similar to WebMd, but instead produces an output of the drug used to relieve symptoms then the customer could essentially just purchase the drug without a doctor to write the prescription. More accuracy when pulling from a database of symptoms! And the customer could buy the drug online or print a prescription to use at their pharmacist without going to the doctor. Online pharmacy!

And if the customer wants blood tests or something they could go to the hospital for medical procedures. Or possibly buy a test kit at the store.
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