Topic: ❤️[AIRDROP][ANN]Aimedis - HEALTHCARE CHANGED FOREVER❗️10k PATIENTS IN HOSPITALS❗ - page 53. (Read 10530 times)
August 03, 2018, 03:26:22 AM
I have asked in telegram in regards to the office that are located in a monastery that was turned into a fitness center. The admins told me that there is not relation to the fitness center they are just renting there.
August 03, 2018, 03:01:30 AM
This is an interesting article with a really exciting question: Would we accept the advice of a machine?
Personally, I would rather talk to a human doctor, be it in person or through the Aimedis platform. But many are already looking for medical help on the internet, these people are certainly ready to be advised by a machine
https://medium.com/@aimedisglobal/ai-in-healthcare-would-you-accept-healthcare-advice-from-a-machine-50765be7c0b4
Personally, I would rather talk to a human doctor, be it in person or through the Aimedis platform. But many are already looking for medical help on the internet, these people are certainly ready to be advised by a machine
https://medium.com/@aimedisglobal/ai-in-healthcare-would-you-accept-healthcare-advice-from-a-machine-50765be7c0b4
It will come down to reliability as soon as computers are more accurate at diagnosing then people will start to rely on it more. It doesn’t really matter because as tik goes on doctors will bdo using technand just regurgitating what the computer tells him to
the truth is that few years from now machines will be more intelligent and by then it will not be doctors vs AI but the combination of the two so i expect doctors to see AI as a partner and tools that will aid them in carrying out their duties
Well ya computers don’t forget and have to relearn so they will just continue to improve at an exponential rate theirs no way in 10 years most of things like medical diagnosis won’t be automated for the most part probably done via a phone lol
Some interesting theorys above, and kind of excited but scared at the same time for the future with all this doctor replacement with AI - who thinks it's for the best?
It all depends on implementation, let's be honest we rely on more technology and AI in everyday life than you could shake a stick at. Just think about even the smallest things like autocorrect on your phones messenger, then you have all the sensors when driving etc Even in medical sectors, your doctors blood pressure monitors, AI is literally everywhere
The fact is artificial intelligence can never replace humans, yes job loss may happen but it will not mean total eradication of a particular sector, in this case the health niche, doctors are professionals, with years of experience, such can't be done by AI, the technology only helps to explore some difficult areas in the human body that can't be reached by conventional technology and also simplify some processes
Yes, artificial intelligence will help doctors it will not cause any job loss but improve treatment quality. I think AI is good for everyone.
This is talking generally now and not referring to Aimedis in particular.
Without doubt AI has and will continue to deprive humans of certain jobs. However, it also creates more jobs as someone needs to know how to support and maintain the AI.
Indeed, I think the job industry will be slightly lower due to the AI but in terms of efficency and running cost - a hell of a lot lower than humans, and as you say humans are still required to run the AI machines - I certainly think its benefical overall
August 03, 2018, 02:54:12 AM
This is an interesting article with a really exciting question: Would we accept the advice of a machine?
Personally, I would rather talk to a human doctor, be it in person or through the Aimedis platform. But many are already looking for medical help on the internet, these people are certainly ready to be advised by a machine
https://medium.com/@aimedisglobal/ai-in-healthcare-would-you-accept-healthcare-advice-from-a-machine-50765be7c0b4
Personally, I would rather talk to a human doctor, be it in person or through the Aimedis platform. But many are already looking for medical help on the internet, these people are certainly ready to be advised by a machine
https://medium.com/@aimedisglobal/ai-in-healthcare-would-you-accept-healthcare-advice-from-a-machine-50765be7c0b4
It will come down to reliability as soon as computers are more accurate at diagnosing then people will start to rely on it more. It doesn’t really matter because as tik goes on doctors will bdo using technand just regurgitating what the computer tells him to
the truth is that few years from now machines will be more intelligent and by then it will not be doctors vs AI but the combination of the two so i expect doctors to see AI as a partner and tools that will aid them in carrying out their duties
Well ya computers don’t forget and have to relearn so they will just continue to improve at an exponential rate theirs no way in 10 years most of things like medical diagnosis won’t be automated for the most part probably done via a phone lol
Some interesting theorys above, and kind of excited but scared at the same time for the future with all this doctor replacement with AI - who thinks it's for the best?
It all depends on implementation, let's be honest we rely on more technology and AI in everyday life than you could shake a stick at. Just think about even the smallest things like autocorrect on your phones messenger, then you have all the sensors when driving etc Even in medical sectors, your doctors blood pressure monitors, AI is literally everywhere
The fact is artificial intelligence can never replace humans, yes job loss may happen but it will not mean total eradication of a particular sector, in this case the health niche, doctors are professionals, with years of experience, such can't be done by AI, the technology only helps to explore some difficult areas in the human body that can't be reached by conventional technology and also simplify some processes
Yes, artificial intelligence will help doctors it will not cause any job loss but improve treatment quality. I think AI is good for everyone.
This is talking generally now and not referring to Aimedis in particular.
Without doubt AI has and will continue to deprive humans of certain jobs. However, it also creates more jobs as someone needs to know how to support and maintain the AI.
But the ratio of the jobs taken by AI is higher than the ratio of job taken and some level of technicality will be needed to have an AI created job. So we still at a disadvantage.
August 03, 2018, 02:33:32 AM
This is an interesting article with a really exciting question: Would we accept the advice of a machine?
Personally, I would rather talk to a human doctor, be it in person or through the Aimedis platform. But many are already looking for medical help on the internet, these people are certainly ready to be advised by a machine
https://medium.com/@aimedisglobal/ai-in-healthcare-would-you-accept-healthcare-advice-from-a-machine-50765be7c0b4
Personally, I would rather talk to a human doctor, be it in person or through the Aimedis platform. But many are already looking for medical help on the internet, these people are certainly ready to be advised by a machine
https://medium.com/@aimedisglobal/ai-in-healthcare-would-you-accept-healthcare-advice-from-a-machine-50765be7c0b4
It will come down to reliability as soon as computers are more accurate at diagnosing then people will start to rely on it more. It doesn’t really matter because as tik goes on doctors will bdo using technand just regurgitating what the computer tells him to
the truth is that few years from now machines will be more intelligent and by then it will not be doctors vs AI but the combination of the two so i expect doctors to see AI as a partner and tools that will aid them in carrying out their duties
Well ya computers don’t forget and have to relearn so they will just continue to improve at an exponential rate theirs no way in 10 years most of things like medical diagnosis won’t be automated for the most part probably done via a phone lol
Some interesting theorys above, and kind of excited but scared at the same time for the future with all this doctor replacement with AI - who thinks it's for the best?
It all depends on implementation, let's be honest we rely on more technology and AI in everyday life than you could shake a stick at. Just think about even the smallest things like autocorrect on your phones messenger, then you have all the sensors when driving etc Even in medical sectors, your doctors blood pressure monitors, AI is literally everywhere
The fact is artificial intelligence can never replace humans, yes job loss may happen but it will not mean total eradication of a particular sector, in this case the health niche, doctors are professionals, with years of experience, such can't be done by AI, the technology only helps to explore some difficult areas in the human body that can't be reached by conventional technology and also simplify some processes
Yes, artificial intelligence will help doctors it will not cause any job loss but improve treatment quality. I think AI is good for everyone.
This is talking generally now and not referring to Aimedis in particular.
Without doubt AI has and will continue to deprive humans of certain jobs. However, it also creates more jobs as someone needs to know how to support and maintain the AI.
August 03, 2018, 01:14:55 AM
This is an interesting article with a really exciting question: Would we accept the advice of a machine?
Personally, I would rather talk to a human doctor, be it in person or through the Aimedis platform. But many are already looking for medical help on the internet, these people are certainly ready to be advised by a machine
https://medium.com/@aimedisglobal/ai-in-healthcare-would-you-accept-healthcare-advice-from-a-machine-50765be7c0b4
Personally, I would rather talk to a human doctor, be it in person or through the Aimedis platform. But many are already looking for medical help on the internet, these people are certainly ready to be advised by a machine
https://medium.com/@aimedisglobal/ai-in-healthcare-would-you-accept-healthcare-advice-from-a-machine-50765be7c0b4
It will come down to reliability as soon as computers are more accurate at diagnosing then people will start to rely on it more. It doesn’t really matter because as tik goes on doctors will bdo using technand just regurgitating what the computer tells him to
the truth is that few years from now machines will be more intelligent and by then it will not be doctors vs AI but the combination of the two so i expect doctors to see AI as a partner and tools that will aid them in carrying out their duties
Well ya computers don’t forget and have to relearn so they will just continue to improve at an exponential rate theirs no way in 10 years most of things like medical diagnosis won’t be automated for the most part probably done via a phone lol
Some interesting theorys above, and kind of excited but scared at the same time for the future with all this doctor replacement with AI - who thinks it's for the best?
It all depends on implementation, let's be honest we rely on more technology and AI in everyday life than you could shake a stick at. Just think about even the smallest things like autocorrect on your phones messenger, then you have all the sensors when driving etc Even in medical sectors, your doctors blood pressure monitors, AI is literally everywhere
The fact is artificial intelligence can never replace humans, yes job loss may happen but it will not mean total eradication of a particular sector, in this case the health niche, doctors are professionals, with years of experience, such can't be done by AI, the technology only helps to explore some difficult areas in the human body that can't be reached by conventional technology and also simplify some processes
Yes, artificial intelligence will help doctors it will not cause any job loss but improve treatment quality. I think AI is good for everyone.
This is talking generally now and not referring to Aimedis in particular.
August 02, 2018, 08:37:43 PM
This is an interesting article with a really exciting question: Would we accept the advice of a machine?
Personally, I would rather talk to a human doctor, be it in person or through the Aimedis platform. But many are already looking for medical help on the internet, these people are certainly ready to be advised by a machine
https://medium.com/@aimedisglobal/ai-in-healthcare-would-you-accept-healthcare-advice-from-a-machine-50765be7c0b4
Personally, I would rather talk to a human doctor, be it in person or through the Aimedis platform. But many are already looking for medical help on the internet, these people are certainly ready to be advised by a machine
https://medium.com/@aimedisglobal/ai-in-healthcare-would-you-accept-healthcare-advice-from-a-machine-50765be7c0b4
It will come down to reliability as soon as computers are more accurate at diagnosing then people will start to rely on it more. It doesn’t really matter because as tik goes on doctors will bdo using technand just regurgitating what the computer tells him to
the truth is that few years from now machines will be more intelligent and by then it will not be doctors vs AI but the combination of the two so i expect doctors to see AI as a partner and tools that will aid them in carrying out their duties
Well ya computers don’t forget and have to relearn so they will just continue to improve at an exponential rate theirs no way in 10 years most of things like medical diagnosis won’t be automated for the most part probably done via a phone lol
Some interesting theorys above, and kind of excited but scared at the same time for the future with all this doctor replacement with AI - who thinks it's for the best?
It all depends on implementation, let's be honest we rely on more technology and AI in everyday life than you could shake a stick at. Just think about even the smallest things like autocorrect on your phones messenger, then you have all the sensors when driving etc Even in medical sectors, your doctors blood pressure monitors, AI is literally everywhere
The fact is artificial intelligence can never replace humans, yes job loss may happen but it will not mean total eradication of a particular sector, in this case the health niche, doctors are professionals, with years of experience, such can't be done by AI, the technology only helps to explore some difficult areas in the human body that can't be reached by conventional technology and also simplify some processes
Yes, artificial intelligence will help doctors it will not cause any job loss but improve treatment quality. I think AI is good for everyone.
August 02, 2018, 04:56:22 PM
I will watch this project, in my opinion all projects related to medical topics are very interesting and promising, the introduction of blockade into medicine is growing more and more, I believe in the success of these guys.
Blockchain is truly a remarkable technology and we can see many projects coming up with idea that can be used and integrated the blockchain way. The medical field will benefit more from the blockchain and artificial intelligence as they deal with human life which must be treated with care.
If you research in you also start to see they appear to be much further ahead than a lot of the other projects in most cases the others are no more than pie in the sky ideas while this project already seems to have major inroads into the industry
August 02, 2018, 04:21:12 PM
This is an interesting article with a really exciting question: Would we accept the advice of a machine?
Personally, I would rather talk to a human doctor, be it in person or through the Aimedis platform. But many are already looking for medical help on the internet, these people are certainly ready to be advised by a machine
https://medium.com/@aimedisglobal/ai-in-healthcare-would-you-accept-healthcare-advice-from-a-machine-50765be7c0b4
Personally, I would rather talk to a human doctor, be it in person or through the Aimedis platform. But many are already looking for medical help on the internet, these people are certainly ready to be advised by a machine
https://medium.com/@aimedisglobal/ai-in-healthcare-would-you-accept-healthcare-advice-from-a-machine-50765be7c0b4
Aaahm.. I don't know though but I think it might feel a little kind of awkward especially at the initial stage but with time, people might get settled with the changes.
I can imagine a lot of older people are terrified of being treated by a robot but we are now stepping into the future, if they receive better treatment and it’s less costly then surely the advantages outweigh the disadvantages.
It will only take time before it settles in properly. The old and scared once will have to transcend leaving behind the tech loving generation. Only then will matters like this receive good reception from the public
August 02, 2018, 04:14:48 PM
This is an interesting article with a really exciting question: Would we accept the advice of a machine?
Personally, I would rather talk to a human doctor, be it in person or through the Aimedis platform. But many are already looking for medical help on the internet, these people are certainly ready to be advised by a machine
https://medium.com/@aimedisglobal/ai-in-healthcare-would-you-accept-healthcare-advice-from-a-machine-50765be7c0b4
Personally, I would rather talk to a human doctor, be it in person or through the Aimedis platform. But many are already looking for medical help on the internet, these people are certainly ready to be advised by a machine
https://medium.com/@aimedisglobal/ai-in-healthcare-would-you-accept-healthcare-advice-from-a-machine-50765be7c0b4
It will come down to reliability as soon as computers are more accurate at diagnosing then people will start to rely on it more. It doesn’t really matter because as tik goes on doctors will bdo using technand just regurgitating what the computer tells him to
the truth is that few years from now machines will be more intelligent and by then it will not be doctors vs AI but the combination of the two so i expect doctors to see AI as a partner and tools that will aid them in carrying out their duties
Well ya computers don’t forget and have to relearn so they will just continue to improve at an exponential rate theirs no way in 10 years most of things like medical diagnosis won’t be automated for the most part probably done via a phone lol
Some interesting theorys above, and kind of excited but scared at the same time for the future with all this doctor replacement with AI - who thinks it's for the best?
It all depends on implementation, let's be honest we rely on more technology and AI in everyday life than you could shake a stick at. Just think about even the smallest things like autocorrect on your phones messenger, then you have all the sensors when driving etc Even in medical sectors, your doctors blood pressure monitors, AI is literally everywhere
The fact is artificial intelligence can never replace humans, yes job loss may happen but it will not mean total eradication of a particular sector, in this case the health niche, doctors are professionals, with years of experience, such can't be done by AI, the technology only helps to explore some difficult areas in the human body that can't be reached by conventional technology and also simplify some processes
August 02, 2018, 04:14:01 PM
I will watch this project, in my opinion all projects related to medical topics are very interesting and promising, the introduction of blockade into medicine is growing more and more, I believe in the success of these guys.
Since I first heard of a medical blockchain, I am thrilled with the area. I have already followed some ICOS, but actually only Aimedis has convinced me. Some others have good approaches, but they do not have as many partner clinics as Aimedis.
August 02, 2018, 03:48:00 PM
I will watch this project, in my opinion all projects related to medical topics are very interesting and promising, the introduction of blockade into medicine is growing more and more, I believe in the success of these guys.
Blockchain is truly a remarkable technology and we can see many projects coming up with idea that can be used and integrated the blockchain way. The medical field will benefit more from the blockchain and artificial intelligence as they deal with human life which must be treated with care.
Healthcare sector is always hot and will be hot in the future also. AImedis is in the best sector. Looks like many more project will come in the next months in this field.
Indeed healthcare will always be needed and I'm glad to see finally some collobartion of AI implemented into our health care to improve the forever demanding system
August 02, 2018, 01:01:27 PM
Just checked the Twitter account and saw that Aimedis are continuing their Asian roadshow today in Macau, the team will be presenting their idea at the Mandarin Oriental hotel. Looking forward to seeing an article/account of how it has goes, next stop on the roadshow is Seoul on 03/08.
Next stop is Seoul? So Aimedis team is joining the event which is currently going on in Seoul? I don't know if the team will be taking about this project at the event. let's see
There are lots of blockchain events these days. All the project teams are really busy going there. Also this is the right place for grabbing some good investors to the project.
All the projects I seem to be following these days are very active in blockchain events all over, particularly in the Asian regions, teams didnt seem to take these that seriously a few years ago so it's good to see the impact now.
Well, they have to, its not like the usual thing we have before where some individuals with no background check will come up and dish out something to the community, with no substantial proof to solidify their claims and yet we still invest, things are different now, you either step up or get booted out and avenues like the conferences gives the community that proof that the project is indeed existing
August 02, 2018, 12:35:44 PM
The Aimedis Bounty Campaign is open!!!
For Round 1 there are 1.500.000 AIM tokens (~=200.000 USD) allocated!!!
Join our Bounty Campaign here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bounty-aimedis-guaranteed-rewards-legendary-bounty-managerlets-go-4774511
For Round 1 there are 1.500.000 AIM tokens (~=200.000 USD) allocated!!!
Join our Bounty Campaign here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bounty-aimedis-guaranteed-rewards-legendary-bounty-managerlets-go-4774511
That’s great news it’s good to hear that the teams moving forward to expand the reach of the project. It’s a good move hopefully the bounty can help the group gain some additional recognition
Great to see a bounty, that should bring ion a large number of new investors and bounty hunters to spread the word.
How many of you have joined AIMedis bounty campaign? I would like to join. Who wants to miss some free tokens of such nice project.
I have joined the signature bounty campaign. I hope it lasts for a long period of time. I want to accumulate a lot of Aimedis token for the future.
Any chance for Junior member? I don't know if Aimedis team modified the term and condition and now allowing Jr member or not?
August 02, 2018, 12:26:30 PM
This is an interesting article with a really exciting question: Would we accept the advice of a machine?
Personally, I would rather talk to a human doctor, be it in person or through the Aimedis platform. But many are already looking for medical help on the internet, these people are certainly ready to be advised by a machine
https://medium.com/@aimedisglobal/ai-in-healthcare-would-you-accept-healthcare-advice-from-a-machine-50765be7c0b4
Personally, I would rather talk to a human doctor, be it in person or through the Aimedis platform. But many are already looking for medical help on the internet, these people are certainly ready to be advised by a machine
https://medium.com/@aimedisglobal/ai-in-healthcare-would-you-accept-healthcare-advice-from-a-machine-50765be7c0b4
It will come down to reliability as soon as computers are more accurate at diagnosing then people will start to rely on it more. It doesn’t really matter because as tik goes on doctors will bdo using technand just regurgitating what the computer tells him to
the truth is that few years from now machines will be more intelligent and by then it will not be doctors vs AI but the combination of the two so i expect doctors to see AI as a partner and tools that will aid them in carrying out their duties
Well ya computers don’t forget and have to relearn so they will just continue to improve at an exponential rate theirs no way in 10 years most of things like medical diagnosis won’t be automated for the most part probably done via a phone lol
Some interesting theorys above, and kind of excited but scared at the same time for the future with all this doctor replacement with AI - who thinks it's for the best?
It all depends on implementation, let's be honest we rely on more technology and AI in everyday life than you could shake a stick at. Just think about even the smallest things like autocorrect on your phones messenger, then you have all the sensors when driving etc Even in medical sectors, your doctors blood pressure monitors, AI is literally everywhere
I agree. Implementation is the key. With the experience of the team, I am sure the raodmap targets are achievable.
August 02, 2018, 12:18:51 PM
I will watch this project, in my opinion all projects related to medical topics are very interesting and promising, the introduction of blockade into medicine is growing more and more, I believe in the success of these guys.
Blockchain is truly a remarkable technology and we can see many projects coming up with idea that can be used and integrated the blockchain way. The medical field will benefit more from the blockchain and artificial intelligence as they deal with human life which must be treated with care.
Healthcare sector is always hot and will be hot in the future also. AImedis is in the best sector. Looks like many more project will come in the next months in this field.
August 02, 2018, 12:07:54 PM
This is an interesting article with a really exciting question: Would we accept the advice of a machine?
Personally, I would rather talk to a human doctor, be it in person or through the Aimedis platform. But many are already looking for medical help on the internet, these people are certainly ready to be advised by a machine
https://medium.com/@aimedisglobal/ai-in-healthcare-would-you-accept-healthcare-advice-from-a-machine-50765be7c0b4
Personally, I would rather talk to a human doctor, be it in person or through the Aimedis platform. But many are already looking for medical help on the internet, these people are certainly ready to be advised by a machine
https://medium.com/@aimedisglobal/ai-in-healthcare-would-you-accept-healthcare-advice-from-a-machine-50765be7c0b4
It will come down to reliability as soon as computers are more accurate at diagnosing then people will start to rely on it more. It doesn’t really matter because as tik goes on doctors will bdo using technand just regurgitating what the computer tells him to
the truth is that few years from now machines will be more intelligent and by then it will not be doctors vs AI but the combination of the two so i expect doctors to see AI as a partner and tools that will aid them in carrying out their duties
Well ya computers don’t forget and have to relearn so they will just continue to improve at an exponential rate theirs no way in 10 years most of things like medical diagnosis won’t be automated for the most part probably done via a phone lol
Some interesting theorys above, and kind of excited but scared at the same time for the future with all this doctor replacement with AI - who thinks it's for the best?
It all depends on implementation, let's be honest we rely on more technology and AI in everyday life than you could shake a stick at. Just think about even the smallest things like autocorrect on your phones messenger, then you have all the sensors when driving etc Even in medical sectors, your doctors blood pressure monitors, AI is literally everywhere
August 02, 2018, 11:58:51 AM
I will watch this project, in my opinion all projects related to medical topics are very interesting and promising, the introduction of blockade into medicine is growing more and more, I believe in the success of these guys.
Blockchain is truly a remarkable technology and we can see many projects coming up with idea that can be used and integrated the blockchain way. The medical field will benefit more from the blockchain and artificial intelligence as they deal with human life which must be treated with care.
August 02, 2018, 11:30:23 AM
The Aimedis Bounty Campaign is open!!!
For Round 1 there are 1.500.000 AIM tokens (~=200.000 USD) allocated!!!
Join our Bounty Campaign here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bounty-aimedis-guaranteed-rewards-legendary-bounty-managerlets-go-4774511
For Round 1 there are 1.500.000 AIM tokens (~=200.000 USD) allocated!!!
Join our Bounty Campaign here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bounty-aimedis-guaranteed-rewards-legendary-bounty-managerlets-go-4774511
That’s great news it’s good to hear that the teams moving forward to expand the reach of the project. It’s a good move hopefully the bounty can help the group gain some additional recognition
Great to see a bounty, that should bring ion a large number of new investors and bounty hunters to spread the word.
How many of you have joined AIMedis bounty campaign? I would like to join. Who wants to miss some free tokens of such nice project.
I have joined the signature bounty campaign. I hope it lasts for a long period of time. I want to accumulate a lot of Aimedis token for the future.
Any chance for Junior member? I don't know if Aimedis team modified the term and condition and now allowing Jr member or not?
August 02, 2018, 11:19:21 AM
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With offices located in a monastery that has been turned into a fitness center. www.Villa-Vitalis.nl Is that business related or are they just renting office space there?
I am also interested in this; Most of the inquiries can be asked directly in telegram it makes it faster to get the facts. I think the guys answered most of the questions though.
Yes, telegram is good because team gets notification when someone asks questions and they can respond immediately. I have hardly seen any project team very much active at BTT thread.
Indeed, their telegram is a great resource which should be utilized, admins on there ready to answer any questions you may have.]
The link is here: https://t.me/aimedistoken
Yes, BTT threads are good for discussion between people who might be thinking of investing in the project or want to know the positive negative side of the project.
But if you want answers for project team them we should use telegram channel.
August 02, 2018, 11:06:26 AM
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With offices located in a monastery that has been turned into a fitness center. www.Villa-Vitalis.nl Is that business related or are they just renting office space there?
I am also interested in this; Most of the inquiries can be asked directly in telegram it makes it faster to get the facts. I think the guys answered most of the questions though.
Yes, telegram is good because team gets notification when someone asks questions and they can respond immediately. I have hardly seen any project team very much active at BTT thread.
Indeed, their telegram is a great resource which should be utilized, admins on there ready to answer any questions you may have.]
The link is here: https://t.me/aimedistoken
I have dropped the question on telegram and hoping to get an answer soon; I will be posting the answer here for those that have the same inquiry.
Great. That will be good, few people don't want to contact the team on telegram and what answers here. Let's help those people. Those answers might be interested for use and others.
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