TED Radio Hour · The shocking power of tiny things
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Train rats to detect landmines by progressively increasing task difficulty: single scented hole → multiple holes → leash-walk in open → real minefields
“I had to have every one of them raked before that first group got to the green… it took me longer to rake traps on one hole than it took people to play a hole.”
“‘...two-millimeter drill hole...pass a little fiber optic cannula and attach it to a laser and just heat the tumor up…under direct MRI visualization in real time…monitor the temperature…kill all those tumor cells but not hurt hardly any of the brain surrounding it.’”
“The process of applying for awards can discover where the holes are or where there’s opportunity in your business.”
“I've got my own long drop that I set up. Dig a big hole. Set it up perfect.”
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