Boston Doctor Want s To Transform Toyotas Into Incubators For Developing Countries

The "Transformers" science fiction movie that came out during the summer -- based on a 1980s-era toy line and cartoon -- made a big splash with its story about other-worldly robots that can morph and mold themselves into different objects.

Dr. Kris Olson, 37, a physician at Massachusetts General Hospital, is heading an effort, which that takes the concept and translates it into something that could revolutionize health care.

Simply put, his group is exploring whether it can take a Toyota motor vehicle, dismantle it and use vital parts that can be reassembled into ... incubators for infants in the developing world.


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Rupert - 10/8/2007 6:19:23 PM

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*joke about Toyotas and sleeping*

*joke about mental ages of Toyota drivers*

etc etc.

XYZZ - 10/9/2007 4:43:21 AM

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ha.


ha.


i'm sure they will all be even funnier than jokes about the native british auto industry. prior to being bought out by the yanks and germans and put on LIFE SUPPORT.

LOL!

Rupert - 10/9/2007 1:11:19 PM

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Why the hating?
I don't believe what I said, it was just how the thread would probably have gone on like that.

XYZZ - 10/11/2007 2:30:07 AM

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if you didn't believe it, why post it?

it seems HUMOR isn't so funny when you're on the receiving end, huh?

and as far as the "mental ages of toyota drivers," i'd give an educated guess they tend to be ABOVE AVERAGE. look at the parking lots of universities and other places where more mature and educated folk work. you'll likely find a higher proportion of toyota products than in the general population.