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She connects to the internet and uses speech recognition technology to answer your child's questions, respond just like a friend.
But the power doesn't lie with your child's imagination.
The recordings of the child, her friends and family, can be used for targeted advertising.
For example, a comedy about a high school senior, who, when faced with an unplanned pregnancy, makes an unusual decision regarding her unborn child.
This covers SDG 2 on no hunger and the basic elements of SDG 3 on health, so maternal and child mortality, infectious diseases, etc ... This is an area where most of the rich world has hit the SDGs.
Loss of a child, especially for those of us who have our own children, is frightening, more than frightening, paralyzing, debilitating, impossible.
Other days were special because of the activities that our child life specialist created for her.
Crystal was worth it, and shouldn't every child whose life is shortened by a horrific illness be worth it?
What is better for you, for me, for a white woman, a gay man, a veteran, a child with a prosthetic?
She said, "You're just a human being, my dear, sweet child."
I have to tell you, as a parent myself, that hit me hard, because I know, had I not delved into that research, I would have talked to my own child about contraception, about disease protection, about consent because I'm a modern parent, and I would have thought ... job well done.
This is a child that's born, young girl.
That's called a babygram, a full X-ray of a child's body, a little infant's body.
And you can see how there's sort of that translucent area that made its way up into the right side of this child's chest.
The fix for this problem is to take this child immediately to the operating room, bring those intestines back into the abdomen, let the lungs expand and allow this child to breathe again.
We gather around her, and we place this child on heart-lung bypass.
As a result, the child loses neurologic milestones.
All of a sudden, the brain is no longer under pressure, can re-expand and we cure the child through a single-hole incision.
They take primary data from CT scans and MRIs, translate it into digital information, animate it, put it together into the components of the child itself, surface-scan elements of the child that have been casted as needed, depending on the surgery itself, and then take this digital data and be able to output it on state-of-the-art, three-dimensional printing devices that allow us to print the components exactly to the micron detail of what the child's anatomy will look like.
You can see here, the skull of this child being printed in the hours before we performed this surgery.
What I'm about to show you is a reproduction of this child.
You'll notice here that every hair on the child's head is reproduced.
Here's that membrane we had talked about, the inside of this child's brain.
And then, and only then, bring the child into the operating room.
Same child, but now let me describe how we care for this child at Boston Children's Hospital.
This child was born at three o'clock in the morning.
Imagine this conversation: "Not only do we take care of this disorder frequently in our ICU, and not only have we done surgeries like the surgery we're going to do on your child, but we have done your child's surgery.
And as a child, you can't understand another child's curiosity, nor an adult's ignorance.
Today, I think everybody in a position of power and responsibility has got a dual mandate, which says if you're in a position of power and responsibility, you're responsible for your own people and for every single man, woman, child and animal on the planet.
Globally, nine out of 10 women will have at least one child in her lifetime.
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