Corey Knowles

And I'm convinced that's because we just tried to, you know, make sure we got her to the best hands we could and did what we could with the tools we had available at the time.

Uh, what you're doing here is, uh,

Very much the next level of that.

And I think it's absolutely awesome.

I think in most cases, you're either going to get the standard of care.

Yes.

At least you understand the conversation in the room with the doctor better too.

I mean, that's equally important.

You know, I think this is important work.

That's that's.

No, no.

I think that's very especially in a in a in a standard chat window on a on the public web.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Like I there's a variety of reasons I wouldn't.

But this leads us into a next question here that I think is a really good one in that how do we build a medical system that can handle millions of unique cases rather than simply standardized protocols like right now?

People largely, they say largely, a large percentage of people don't seek care, like preventative care especially, because it doesn't really prioritize individual health concerns.

How do we – is there a way to fix that is probably the better way to word it.

Yes.

And yeah.