LexusCarter

Is it part of 'show formatting' like the frightening P icon that means new paragraph? So can't you just turn it off and go back to default view?

I thought they were able to do real prescriptions through it? I'm hoping someone here had the app and can tell us how it works

why do you have so many millions of bookmarks? That can't be helpful. you'll never find anything in that maze

Good question, I dont' know. I googled it and the Telus website says its real doctors from BC but I dont think they have hospitals https://www.telus.com/en/bc/health/personal/babylon?linktype=subnav

Does that spray even work? It's been shown for stupid stuff like protecting white sneakers from ketchup and chocolate syrup but it's only ever used as a gimmick and I've never seen it IRL. I bet it turns into a sticky mess after ten minutes or something. I believe that it works to repel water but I bet it's useless as a real commercial product.

I've seen liquid nitrogen cooling and I've seen dry-ice (Solid CO2) used to cool things and I've seen liquid cooling with water and mineral oil etc. But what about Supercritical Fluid CO2 cooling? Would that work?

Has anyone tried this health app from Telus? https://dailyhive.com/vancouver/babylon-telus-health-puts-healthcare-in-your-hands It's a free app with an AI doctor that can listen to you and diagnose whats wrong and prescribe you drugs automatically? If it's real then thats amazing! Is it a trick like it only works if you have very specific symptoms like it can only spot a cold or food poisoning but nothing tougher?

Side-by-side of different paid apps that claim to do the same thing