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So, Rachel, a little while ago, you got into a little spat online.
Tell me what that was about.
Yeah, so a few weeks ago, a startup in San Francisco announced
that it was going to launch a new product, which is a whole body imaging technique.
And it led to this really interesting...
Kind of nasty discourse between medical doctors like me and folks in tech.
And that sort of conversation came down to doctors
being very wary that this kind of data can sometimes cause more harm than good.
And folks on the tech side saying basically, how can more data ever be bad?
Isn't more data always helpful in informing?
Decisions, research, etc., etc.
And it led to this conversation between you and I, actually, about is more data about your body always good?