We're missing John. That's unusual. You think is my pro finally died if you're being celebrated for 10 years?

I don't want to say that that would be the best

But that would kind of be the best

I wouldn't want to see if it made it 10 years which it did like like that's what you're waiting for right

We were waiting for it to make 10 years and so if now it did so anytime it dies after now would not be tragic

Like it would be really tragic if it made it like nine and a half years

Right or like you've made it like one week less than but no it made it 10 years

So now it can die anytime and it's not a big tragedy

So now it actually becomes funnier the sooner it dies

Oh, man, that would be kind of amazing

Like does it make me a bad person if a little part of me

Maybe a lot of me wants to see that this thing has just died. I don't I don't think I want that yet

But I can see why it would be funny if it happened especially like right after last week show

I

John more life wait John I have to know what computer you're using

What computer might isn't same when I always use

You're trying to you're wishing for the death of my computer. No neither of us would do that. Why would you say such a terrible thing?

Ben Bahar and writes he got some clarity on the Apple Watch background a fib detection watch had the watch has to detect a

fib six times before it will notify the user this is to help minimize false positives

Yeah, we've been seeing a lot of articles and and quick hot takes come out from various people in the medical field

And people who make medical devices basically saying that the Apple Watch series four sensors are horrible because they're gonna result in lots of

false positives and false positives are indeed a problem like you know if something does result in a bunch of people thinking they have heart conditions

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