How turkey hacked the hair-transplant industry
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#4Has there been any progress on cloning hair follicles? I don’t want to move the hair around. I simply want more hair.
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#6Has there been any progress on cloning hair follicles? I don’t want to move the hair around. I simply want more hair.
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#7Words are truly losing their meaning if its a hack to develop a business.
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#8Words are truly losing their meaning if its a hack to develop a business.
> Turkey’s billion-dollar hair-transplant industry is the result of a constant process of innovation. [...] it’s also a tale of “hacked” medical equipment and algorithmic craftsmanship
Seems there was some actual "hacking" involved, if they had to patch medical equipment, but who knows how much of the article is actually about that, I can't actually see any text.
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#9Words are truly losing their meaning if its a hack to develop a business.
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#10Has there been any progress on cloning hair follicles? I don’t want to move the hair around. I simply want more hair.
Edit: I love that someone downvoted me for offering my hair follicles to a random stranger, downvotes truly happen randomly here :)