Geoffrey Woo

Kind of kill healthy birds with one stone.

Well, I mean, he also talked about this.

This system is pretty overpowered, he said.

So you could, like, theoretically

Instead of just basically reading what's going on in your body, you can write stuff too, right?

So you can do non-invasive surgeries, whatever, by beaming light.

Yeah, think about EUV lithography or something.

If you position the light in very certain ways, you can actually make a change too, not just read what's going on.

That would be a goal.

Ultimately.

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, one of my... We're going to go to the data center.

Friends over on X, Anabology, great account, says the obvious next step once you have a full-body ultrasound scanner is to use the ultrasound to do useful things to the body.

Delete tissues, make cells divide, reprogram cells, read plus write.

If you're an engineer interested in solving the right side of sci-fi medical devices, we're building this and hiring.

So...

Well, also very important, he's partnered with Butterfly Network, which is a public company that is, of course, up almost 50% today.

Really?

They're providing history on Butterfly.

Let's see.