Unconscious Patient With 'Do Not Resuscitate' Tattoo Causes Ethical Conundrum at Hospital
There was more too it than just the medical ethics.
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There was more too it than just the medical ethics.
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Being of sound engineering mind, he figured out how to turn the bags into improvised Faraday cages for skiving purposes.
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Meanwhile humans can barely navigate roads without causing pile-ups.
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