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I read this in another journal. I call this bullshit. Simple because if it wasn't bullshit it would have made the front cover of a Medical science journal.



Not to mention the cadence and detail of the entry is far to rigid, and deliberate to be a true account.





I was talking to someone about this, just a little bit earlier, to-night, when we were talking about medical problems that need attention, and to be brutally honest... This one is something that Stumps Me, To This Day...



"You see, after having been to numerous doctors, I still have absolutely No idea what my blood type is. And though it may seem equally as 'far-fetched' as many of the other things I've mentioned, prior (even I still can't understand how this one works)... some people I know would look at this one, and wonder "just how weird IS this guy's body?"...



Every time that I have visited the doctor's office, to have a checkup or something looked at, they have taken blood, (for which I still can't understand) mainly to see if I have any drugs or other substances in my system. Supposedly, it's simply a "precaution" they take. Well, unfortunately, when it comes to MY body... it's a better idea to look at my blood under a plain-old-fashioned microscope, because the technology that they use, to-day... something there, My 'essence' doesn't seem to like much.

I say that because every time I have had my blood taken - even to simply find out my Blood Type... no sooner do they begin running electronically-guided tests on it, the damned machines are the first thing(s) to completely shut down/break down, and then Half The Damned BUILDING 'goes down'.



Now, beyond a few people calling This one "utter BS", I can think of almost nothing that anyone would or Could say, that would be able to explain Why The Hell something like this should happen. and trust me, it isn't because of "faulty" equipment. Every time I walk in, the equipment is Brand Shining New, and everything is tested, Prior. And it always happens when My blood is being tested.

The only thing that I can really think of, to explain this one, is that there must be something about my blood that either "Just Doesn't WANT to Be Found", or isn't MEANT to be found. Mind you, I've been trying to find out what my blood type is, for Years, now. And I still have no answer to that question... as if it's simply "not supposed to be known or found". It's only led some doctors I've met to believe that "there must be more anomalies than how many creatures have come to be born in Chernobyl".



Don't ask me how, "if this is true or possible", I haven't come to be some sort of 'experiment' to people, because I honestly have not a clue. I only know that it stumps me so much, that it's more like a complete and utter IRRITATION, now. I've even asked a few doctors if it's possible to find a person's blood type without the use of some of the technology, and, well... of course - just my "luck" - ... 'nadda'.



Frankly, I would be asking people for advice on this one, but I would rather spare everyone the oddity of it all. I've asked every doctor I've been to virtually Every qeustion I could possibly think of, and they Still cannot come up with any kind of explanation. Kind of discouraging and a little... disheartening, isn't it? And let us not forget how Truly Twisted it would be, all things considered."





Not to mention the cadence and detail of the entry is far to rigid, and deliberate to be a true account.

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ZombieOfVR
18:12 Apr 26 2014

I can't read all of this. The grammar is killing me! For instance, I didn't know that the word "today" had a hyphen in it, making the word "to-day." The separation of syllables here is unnecessary.

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Isis101
22:21 Apr 26 2014

Maybe this is the person's attempt at a fictional story...not claiming it to be factual at all.

And - maybe this person's first language isn't English.

Maybe...

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NLW
00:41 Apr 27 2014

My grandmother used to write to-day and to-morrow. I looked it up. According to what I looked up here:



http://forum.wordreference.com/showthread.php?t=36641



Online Etymology Dictionary says today and tomorrow were both written as two words (to day/ to morrow) until the 16th century, then with a hyphen until the early 20th century. That would explain my grandmother's use of a hyphen- she was born in 1908.





As for blood type- we typed our own in 6th grade. We used blood, slides, and droppers with some chemicals- antigens, I think. No microscope needed. You looked to see if it clotted or not in the presence of the two different chemicals.

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dabbler
04:26 Apr 27 2014

This same person claims to be able to drain appliances, and batteries. I mean he always takes long winded phrases to say the most simple things. it is just like a kid wearing daddies boots, and tie. too big.

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NLW
17:50 Apr 27 2014

He uses unnecessary quotation marks a lot, too. I like to read his stuff, though. Do I believe it? It doesn't matter, I guess.

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Google announced in January that it was developing a smart contact lens that could continually monitor blood glucose levels of Type 2 diabetics. It has been announced that Google is also working to create a contact lens with an integrated camera that would help people with visual disabilities.



The lens is meant to work like this: a small camera will be embedded out of the way of the pupil so it will not obstruct vision. Blinking activates the sensor for the camera. An advantage to using this lens instead of something like Google Glass is that the camera is able to follow the eye’s precise movement. Even the smallest sideways glance will still allow the camera to face the point of interest. The data collected by the camera can be processed to recognize a variety of properties including faces, motion, color, light, and certain objects.



If someone with a visual impairment is wearing the lenses and is, say, about to step off the curb while there is traffic present. The lens, which can be linked to a smartphone, will give an auditory warning for the wearer to stop, and then let the user know when it is safe to cross. The facial recognition could help the wearer identify friends and family by connecting to a database. There is also the potential for law enforcement to use the technology to spot persons of interest or those with outstanding warrants.



Of course, the lens isn’t only for those who need help visually navigating their surroundings. It will also be able to take regular pictures hands free. The developers also hope to be able to zoom the camera in, reducing the need for binoculars. While this does seem pretty handy in some circumstances, it seems fairly creepy for others. Keep your blinds closed, guys.



At this stage, the lens is still theoretical, but a patent application was filed on the design back in 2012. There is no telling when or if this product will be available on the open market.



Read more at http://www.iflscience.com/technology/google-seeks-integrate-cameras-contact-lenses#RIE2Rri1TLvresyD.99