Live broadcast: I am an upright Chinese medicine practitioner, and all my patients died online

"what?"

Qin Jiang almost thought he had heard it wrong.

Who knew that Meng Guang pushed his glasses on the bridge of his nose and continued: "I mean that your way of swiping cards to see a doctor is really too inefficient."

"It should be done directly with facial recognition, so that when we come in, the computer can automatically read our identity information, which is more efficient."

"The most important thing is to verify whether there is any problem with our identity information at the same time. What if someone uses our ID card to impersonate us?"

"How do you determine that the person who swipes the card is the same person as the one on the ID card? Such a system is not only inefficient, but also has a very high error rate. It really should not be used in the medical system."

Meng Guang's words stunned the netizens in the live broadcast room.

"Is this kid okay? He just came up with a series of moves?"

"To be honest, Dr. Qin is the most efficient doctor I have ever seen. But when it comes to Xiaoxiaoer, he becomes too inefficient?"

"You must have misunderstood me. What Xiaohaier said is that this medical system is too inefficient. If you think about it carefully, Xiaohaier actually has a point. I just don't know if the current technology can support it."

"The technology can definitely support it. You can see that all train stations now use facial recognition to enter the station directly. The reason why the medical system does not use this latest technology and system is probably because of money."

Many people think that public institutions like hospitals and police stations must use better systems because they are not short of money.

But that's not actually the case.

First of all, technology upgrading is just like upgrading your computer. It doesn’t mean that the newer the version, the better.

Otherwise, why do so many people choose to use old systems in this day and age?

Isn’t it because the old system is more stable and less likely to crash?
Secondly, you have to have a unified iteration for technology upgrades. You can’t have some places still using old computers and old systems while other places have new computers and new systems, right?

So this leads to uneven distribution.

After all, some hospitals are poorer and they can’t even afford the lowest configuration.

Some local hospitals are richer, so if you ask them to upgrade their equipment, they only need to pay a small amount of money.

So Meng Guang’s suggestion seems to be very useful, but in fact it is of no use at all.

Qin Jiang was obviously used to academically gifted kids like Meng Guang.

He said calmly: "Whether it is inefficient or not is not your business. Even if you are from Peking University or Tsinghua University, you have to wait until you graduate before you can take charge of things."

"Tell me, what's wrong with you? What are the symptoms?"

Meng Guang sneered and said nothing.

Meng Zhengshan said somewhat awkwardly: "I'm sorry, Doctor Qin, my son has these symptoms now, you saw it just now."

"To be specific, he is not very satisfied with everything around him, and when you disagree with his point of view or don't take what he says seriously, he is unwilling to talk to you and will not be willing to communicate with you for a long time."

Meng Zhengshan's words made Qin Jiang happy immediately.

So that was Meng Guang’s symptom just now?

It was a mistake. As a doctor, I didn't notice his abnormality.

Thinking of this, Qin Jiang smiled and said, "Oh, you don't like to communicate, right? That's not a disease, or it's not a physical disease. This is a psychological disease. It probably means that I think you are stupid and I don't want to talk to you."

The couple was stunned for a moment, not understanding what Qin Jiang meant. However, the netizens in the live broadcast room reacted immediately.

"Fuck, it seems to be true. It feels a bit like that."

"The top students in our class also have this problem. When they see something very small, they always want to express their opinions. The most important thing is that if their opinions are not taken seriously, or if what they say is not accepted, they will be like this little brother and remain silent."

"Is there anyone who understands psychology who can explain why this happens? Is it really a mental illness?"

"It is indeed a mental illness, probably similar to your desire for attention from others."

The more inferior a person is, the more he or she hopes to get attention and attention from others. When they don't get attention and attention, they will curl up and hide themselves, or even become more arrogant, looking down on the people and things around them with a sense of contempt.

But no matter what the specific manifestation is, the root cause is inferiority complex.

Logically speaking, as a top student, Meng Guang should not feel inferior.

But the reason why he behaves like this now is actually because he is good for nothing except studying well.

It sounds very Versailles, but that's what it is.

Some people are born to learn and can do nothing else but learn.

But there are also many people who are born incapable of learning. It can be said that they can do well in anything that has nothing to do with learning.

Logically speaking, both types of people have promising futures and will have a bright and beautiful future.

But today's society needs a large number of people who know how to use their brains, so academic performance has become the only criterion for measuring a child's excellence.

In school, Meng Guang is undoubtedly a top student and a winner in life.

But outside of school, this may not be the case.

Qin Jiang asked, "Little genius, what games do you like to play?"

Meng Guang said with disdain: "Playing games will only waste time and reduce my learning efficiency. I won't do anything that reduces my learning efficiency."

Qin Jiang was happy to hear Meng Guang say this.

"Really? Then don't you usually skip meals, sleep, or go to the bathroom?"

"These things will also reduce your learning efficiency. Don't you want to do anything?"

Meng Guang stopped talking again.

Han Li, who was standing aside, said awkwardly: "Doctor Qin, in fact, what you said is the reason why we brought him to see the doctor."

"This kid keeps mumbling about study efficiency, school efficiency and the like. My husband and I only have primary school education, so we don't understand what he's talking about."

"But his bedtimes are getting weirder and weirder now."

"Take us rural people for example. We all work from sunrise to sunset and rest from sunset to sunrise. This has been our daily routine for hundreds of years."

"But he is different. When he feels sleepy, he goes to sleep for an hour or two, then gets up and continues reading for a few hours, and then goes back to sleep when he feels sleepy again."

"He sleeps intermittently, how can he be like a normal person? The most important thing is that his sleep schedule is different from ours. This is too scary!"

"He was reading a book late at night without turning off the light, and when he got up at night, he frightened his grandfather so much that he fell down and was hospitalized." (End of this chapter)