shelter. however, they did say they haven t established just yet the long-term plans for the city. that those have not been finalized. there s also the firestorm of criticism from the migrant community because of the conditions inside this facility leading to its closure a couple years ago. many pro migrant groups don t want to use this space to house asylum-seekers. the city still has to decide whether to move forward with. i asked this individual if it s likely that the city would actually use the mcc to house asylum-seekers. no. however. they do want to keep all options on the table as the number of migrants who arrived in new york city since last spring exceeds 100,000. amara, victor. polo, thank you. up next, new hope for recovering stroke victims. how an experimental technology may be able to improve their quality of life.e. preservision..
possible to fully decode the human brain. and what could that technology and that that method be used for? i mean, what are the kind of potentials? and there could be terrifying potentials, of course. but that sort of scientific advance could actually mean for society. i mean, it could mean amazing things and it could be terrifying for society. positive would be health care and medicine. if you think about stroke victims, for example, that suffer from the so called locked in syndrome. so we re not able to communicate with the outside world any more. using that technology to make them able to talk with their loved ones again. that would be a massive jump forward. that would be incredible for them. on the negative side, we could also end up in an orwellian nightmare. if you see that this is being used in criminaljustice or by the police or something like that. yeah. i mean, it s really interesting that you mentioned the medical benefits of something like that technology. we talked about
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decline, that gradually erodes the guarantee of safety. it was designed to create. and they have this report comparing the nhs with 18 similar higher income countries including france, germany, sweden, singapore and the us and the report said a decade of underinvestment combined with the pandemic has left the nhs delivering performance that is middling at best and the uk must do more to reduce the number of people dying early from heart disease and cancer. it was ranked second worst of all countries for saving lives. third worst in efforts to keep citizens healthy. the uk was found to be worse at saving stroke victims, second and such as saving heart attacks by the reported side uk is one of the most efficiently run health services and poll after poll after poll we adore rates, we