Two Inventions Needed:
04 10 2013
1.
How many
people know what blood type that they have?
If you go to the blood center and give blood they will give you a card
with your blood type on it. But who
wants to carry that extra card in their wallet.
And what if you don’t want to be a general donor but only want to know
your blood type should you want to give blood to a relative of yours in case of
an emergency? Wouldn’t it be nice if you
could have a doctor verified health database of yourself whereby you could
provide access to it to different organizations in our society? For example if you wanted your blood type on
your driver’s license so that you did not have to carry the extra card? ~ Then you could allow the DMV to access that
specific parameter, your blood type, in that database to be printed on the license? It would seem to save time in case you wanted
to be an emergency donor?
2.
Auto screens are basically computer LED panels
today. So how about having a simple
ledger available on that screen to record the last maintenance procedure that
you performed on that car? Such as an
oil change? The ledger would have the column
headings of Date, Mileage, part # 1, Part # 2, Work Done.
The database cannot be erased but can be
edited. This would allow you to look at
the LED screen to know when your last oil change was and the life of the oil
that you used for the change, etc. The
way to do it today is to write it in a blank page of the owner’s manual or on a
separate spreadsheet. But both of those
are places where the information could be lost.
It would be much easier to type it in the LED panel of the car.
Copyright 2013 Thomas Paul Murphy
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