So the health secretary has been criticized by doctors,

goes the article by Chris Smith,

after he compared GP apps to driverless cars

and said that patients should not be deterred.

Here's the thing.

And said patients should not be deterred

by the occasional accident.

Fuck me.

My husband is dead.

No, ma'am.

Your husband failed forward.

It's like Uber for liver transplants.

Yeah, I mean, I think there was this whole vibe in the whole conference about anything to do with tech is basically like a sort of, oh shit, maybe we can fix this.

Like, maybe this is the solution to the fact that we've fucking, like, emaciated all the public services in this country.

Like, they think, they think suddenly, it's just like a, you know, their new sort of efficiency drive.

It's like, maybe, you know, what if water but an app or whatever?

WADR, of course.

Well, Hancock said that, really, the NHS cannot afford to pilot everything to death before implementing

technology and must learn from the throw it out there see how it works culture of silicon

valley famously the way that I want my medical care to be administered just just throw it out

it works some leeches some raw water you know just get out dicks on the table and see

when we go from that. Absolutely.

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