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TeDaDeS
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"During World War II, Project Pigeon was American behaviorist B. F. Skinner's attempt to develop a pigeon-controlled guided bomb."
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Project Pigeon - Wikipedia
ElPoco
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Now we use them to identify breast cancer"During World War II, Project Pigeon was American behaviorist B. F. Skinner's attempt to develop a pigeon-controlled guided bomb."
Project Pigeon - Wikipedia
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Pigeons identify breast cancer 'as well as humans'
A study finds that pigeons, with training, can identify breast cancer in mammagrams just as accurately as human experts.
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TeDaDeS
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Next weeks news: Researchers blow up breast cancer with pigeon-guided bombs.Now we use them to identify breast cancer
Pigeons identify breast cancer 'as well as humans'
A study finds that pigeons, with training, can identify breast cancer in mammagrams just as accurately as human experts.www.bbc.com
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Now we use them to identify breast cancer
Pigeons identify breast cancer 'as well as humans'
A study finds that pigeons, with training, can identify breast cancer in mammagrams just as accurately as human experts.www.bbc.com
I prefer the hands on method myself. The only items you need are a white coat and a stethoscope.
TeDaDeS
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I was under the impression a stethoscope was terribly expensive but apparently they are like $100-250.
Pigeons usually go from $50-500. A pigeon would make a different impression though.
They can also be trained to operate a touch-screen btw. something a stethoscope cannot do, but those don't have monthly recurring costs.
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Brb ordering a stethoscope. Now I'm one step closer to being like my favourite doctor, Dr J. Sins.
