Mar 12, 2025
Medical facilities worldwide are beginning to integrate hologram doctors into patient care, addressing shortages of physicians and enhancing accessibility. Hospitals in the U.S., particularly in Tennessee and Texas, are using life-sized, real-time holographic projections to connect specialists with patients in underserved areas. This technology, initially developed for concerts and space travel, is now becoming a mainstream solution for medical consultations, improving efficiency in overburdened healthcare systems.
Institutions such as the West Cancer Center in Tennessee and Crescent Regional Hospital in Texas have successfully implemented hologram doctors to provide lifelike consultations without requiring specialists to travel. NASA has even experimented with "holoporting" doctors into space, proving the versatility of this cutting-edge innovation. While the technology offers promising solutions for healthcare access, challenges such as high costs, internet dependency, and the inability to conduct physical exams remain obstacles to widespread adoption.
While holograms in healthcare may seem beneficial, they signify humanity’s increasing reliance on artificial intelligence and digital constructs, potentially paving the way for future manipulations as foretold in Scripture. READ MORE
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Commentary by Joe Hawkins