A really neat invention. Thanks to Bertalan Meskó, MD (@Berci on Twitter), who notes, "Such windows would look great in hospitals as well.
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1 comment:
No doubt these windows will soon be placed in the finest hospital suites with their installation paid for by Medicare and GME subsidy payments to those famous "teaching" hospitals.
I see how this works!
Rock on!
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