--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, TurquoiseB <no_re...@...> wrote: > > I've been mainly staying out of this ongoing US > "heath care debate," because I live in a country > where everything pretty much works and there is > nothing to debate. But today I found out about a > recent NBC News report that indicates that one > of the pieces of software I work on is very much > relevant to health care reform in the US. > > It turns out that optimization, which is the field > I work in, has applications far more broad than > making assembly lines or transportation systems > flow faster and predicting droughts so that you > can better control the water supply. > > Here's the transcript, for those interested: > > Promo: Coming up, a look at a silicon valley tech leader revolutionizing > organ donation > > SCOTT BUDMAN Voiceover: It once took 3 weeks to match a kidney donor > with a patient, with this software, it takes seconds to save lives and > money by bringing people together. > > Anchor:.and the software doesn't care who you are; it's impartial. >
What could be fairer than software impartially playing Eni Meeni Mini Mo? Youtube: Curb Your Enthusiasm: Lewis needs a kidney http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BhtIy9mP1xo
