Hey just saw this movie about a young anesthesiologist whom loses a loved one. He uses membrane theory and his anesthesia background to design a machine to contact his loved one. Very good movie had to be written or co-written by some one with a strong anesthesia background.
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Einsteins god model
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Sounds like the writer/director was taking some Special K...
It's called Einsteins god model.
Thanks. See reply above. And yes, I also practice anesthesia at Yale.Hey just saw this movie about a young anesthesiologist whom loses a loved one. He uses membrane theory and his anesthesia background to design a machine to contact his loved one. Very good movie had to be written or co-written by some one with a strong anesthesia background.
Why do you always write "whom" when you mean "who"?Hey just saw this movie about a young anesthesiologist whom loses a loved one.
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Because it's the mobile version.Why do you always write "whom" when you mean "who"?