How do you expect people, who live for $1 a day to pay $1,000 for this incubator thing?... Donating some smart technicians would do much more to developing countries, IMO. Or, at the very least, start uploading very detailed instructions on how to build these things and how to repair them if anything happens and how to find what actually broke down.
Jonathan Rosen's idea is brilliant. Its just me having little doubts it will be of much use...
Because, Shinigami, as people privileged enough to not have to live on $1 a day, WE should donate the $1000 needed to give those newborns in poor parts of this world a chance.
The HOSPITALS in the developing nations buy the incubator, not the $1-a-day individuals. I don't see a need for families to each own one in their homes.
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Brilliant!
This guy should get a medal or something.
How do you expect people, who live for $1 a day to pay $1,000 for this incubator thing?...
Donating some smart technicians would do much more to developing countries, IMO.
Or, at the very least, start uploading very detailed instructions on how to build these things and how to repair them if anything happens and how to find what actually broke down.
Jonathan Rosen's idea is brilliant. Its just me having little doubts it will be of much use...
Because, Shinigami, as people privileged enough to not have to live on $1 a day, WE should donate the $1000 needed to give those newborns in poor parts of this world a chance.
@shinigami:
The HOSPITALS in the developing nations buy the incubator, not the $1-a-day individuals. I don't see a need for families to each own one in their homes.