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SIMAT: Futuristic Medical Sci-Fi
Futuristic Medical Sci-FiReady for a new world of medical care?SIMAT is a fictional sci-fi story that most people wish was true today. It is about an AI Machine Learning Supercomputer which has learned medicine from some 20 of the best medical experts by extracting the knowledge from the doctor’s brains in a totally new process. A process invented by Dr. Richard Kane. a leading-edge scientist. This computer brings about changes in Medical practice that truly make people today jealous; Free clinic care, one registration for all medical care, doctors being directed by a failsafe system, a computer capable of offering therapy to patients with cognitive problems. All with better “Bedside Manners” than most average doctors today. Everyone loves it except the competition who is trying to break it and foreign powers trying to steal it. Enjoy in good health.
122 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 20, 2020
About the author
Thomas Trimble
52 books2 followersMy name is Thomas Trimble, call me Tom. I am a new independent author. I want to tell you about my writing. As an introduction I need to tell you a bit about myself so you can understand the motivation for my books.
First, for my entire career I was an engineer involved in building and programming computers, since back when the idea for them basically first emerged. I worked for what was the Bell System and ended up retiring as a Distinguished Member of the Technical Staff at Bell Labs. That interest and kind of a distrust for computers is the key motivation for some of my books.
They are:
SIMAT
Total Access
Cyber Watchdog
and
Terror by Machine
My first attempt at Alternate History and Time Travel was recently released it is called: Surprise Battle: A Different Outcome. A modern warship is transported to the middle of the Battle at Guadalcanal in 1942.
I wrote an interesting murder mystery type book about a modern killer for hire business. It follows the story sharing a bit of both perspectives between the police and the suppliers (killers). It is called Death Mail; An Order of Murder.
For the fans of ghost stories, I wrote Mystery in the Mine and O'Toole's Treasure a continuing story about two reopened Gold Rush mines with some mysterious help.
The other main influence on my writing is a health issue. I have an illness called Congestive Heart Failure or CHF cause by a heart attack 32 years ago. I have gotten to know a lot of people with this condition and there are more joining that world every day. To try to share the knowledge I have gained from my own experience and talking to others, I wrote four books intended to help those patients who have CHF.
Those books are:
Heart Failure: My Life Journey
Heart Failure: Our Life Journey
Heart Failure: One Day at a Time
Caring Hearts: A Caregiver’s World
I also wrote one book the falls between the engineer and the heart patient in me
It is a sci-fi called From Inside Heart Failure: The Future of a Cure
Maybe you can guess the theme to that one if you like old sci-fi.
I am always trying to improve my writing and I appreciate reviews and feedback as long as they are honest.
Keep reading.
My Thanks Tom
First, for my entire career I was an engineer involved in building and programming computers, since back when the idea for them basically first emerged. I worked for what was the Bell System and ended up retiring as a Distinguished Member of the Technical Staff at Bell Labs. That interest and kind of a distrust for computers is the key motivation for some of my books.
They are:
SIMAT
Total Access
Cyber Watchdog
and
Terror by Machine
My first attempt at Alternate History and Time Travel was recently released it is called: Surprise Battle: A Different Outcome. A modern warship is transported to the middle of the Battle at Guadalcanal in 1942.
I wrote an interesting murder mystery type book about a modern killer for hire business. It follows the story sharing a bit of both perspectives between the police and the suppliers (killers). It is called Death Mail; An Order of Murder.
For the fans of ghost stories, I wrote Mystery in the Mine and O'Toole's Treasure a continuing story about two reopened Gold Rush mines with some mysterious help.
The other main influence on my writing is a health issue. I have an illness called Congestive Heart Failure or CHF cause by a heart attack 32 years ago. I have gotten to know a lot of people with this condition and there are more joining that world every day. To try to share the knowledge I have gained from my own experience and talking to others, I wrote four books intended to help those patients who have CHF.
Those books are:
Heart Failure: My Life Journey
Heart Failure: Our Life Journey
Heart Failure: One Day at a Time
Caring Hearts: A Caregiver’s World
I also wrote one book the falls between the engineer and the heart patient in me
It is a sci-fi called From Inside Heart Failure: The Future of a Cure
Maybe you can guess the theme to that one if you like old sci-fi.
I am always trying to improve my writing and I appreciate reviews and feedback as long as they are honest.
Keep reading.
My Thanks Tom
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March 10, 2020
When scientists build an AI Medical Super Intelligence project called SIMAT in 2035 which can diagnose and Prescribe treatment for any medical condition, they face challenges. Will patients feel comfortable talking to a computer? Can they prevent other third parties from hacking the system? Thomas Trimble has written an exciting science fiction story that makes one wonder just how soon this fiction could become reality??
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