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		<title>By: Alan</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[E-education, yes.  Millions of people do that every day for years of their lives.  But e-health is over-rated.  It is not a killer application.  It will be beneficial to the few who need continuous medical help, but I am not atypical.  In my 60 years I have averaged two or three short medical consultations per year.  That is nothing compared with 16 years of daily formal education, so don&#039;t put e-health in the same category as e-education.

Just as we avoid doctors unless necessary, we don&#039;t look to interact with the government unless we cannot avoid it.  (I&#039;d rather watch YouTube.)

The real killer application I think will be e-commuting.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>E-education, yes.  Millions of people do that every day for years of their lives.  But e-health is over-rated.  It is not a killer application.  It will be beneficial to the few who need continuous medical help, but I am not atypical.  In my 60 years I have averaged two or three short medical consultations per year.  That is nothing compared with 16 years of daily formal education, so don&#8217;t put e-health in the same category as e-education.</p>
<p>Just as we avoid doctors unless necessary, we don&#8217;t look to interact with the government unless we cannot avoid it.  (I&#8217;d rather watch YouTube.)</p>
<p>The real killer application I think will be e-commuting.</p>
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