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illicit:
Nice one...

Starboytwo:


Tap Basira.. Tap again. Basira!!

Basira, Ji joh, Ma sun

Why is your heart beating gba gba gbo gbo

Do you have high blood prezure ni, abi asthma.

Joh, come and be going. We will not K'agbako..

Come and be going 'seh' I will video call you.

Conner44:
Op you didn't even tell us the beats per minute BPM of a normal functional adult human heart, or that of even a child's or babies and how to count it . . . Yet you say we should start raising alarm whenever we are hearing gbi - gba - gbi - gba - gbi in the midnight? 🤔

SoftSport:
Actually, it’s pretty unlikely to hear someone’s heartbeat without your ear pressed to their chest, especially if they’re just lying next to you. If you do hear something, it’s probably more about the mattress creaking, your own heartbeat, or even just your imagination playing tricks on you. 🤔

guobe:
You can if everywhere is dead silent.

SoftSport:
I hear ooo. But even in complete silence, the sound of a heartbeat is usually too faint to hear without direct contact, like placing your ear on their chest.

guobe:
You can if everywhere is dead silent.

guobe:
When you lay on bed with your spouse or even a friend and you could literally hear the sound of your spouses or friends heart beating very fast and the spouse or friend is fast asleep.
What you do is to allow the spouse to wake up and advise he or she goes for medical check up as they may likely have heart related issues.
Untreated heart related issues can cause high blood pressure which may lead to heart attack or stroke in the future.
Early detection and treatment saves life in this scenario.

drnoel:
Misinformation

Verbtips:
Cool

guobe:
It is not.
Back then in university, I told my room mate that his heart was beating fast and he said it was true..
Different people with different senses of observing .
Alot of people with instincts that will feel impossible.

drnoel:
It's misinformation. Believe it when I say that.

guobe:
So Meta Ai is misinformed too

SoftSport:
Yes, Meta AI, like any AI, can be wrong, AI models, including Meta AI, ChatGPT, and others, are trained on vast amounts of data, but they can still make mistakes due to:

Incorrect or Outdated Information – AI relies on the data it was trained on or has access to. If that data is incorrect or outdated, the AI's response might be too.

Bias in Training Data – AI models learn from human-created content, which can have biases, leading to errors or skewed perspectives.

Misinterpretation of Context – Sometimes, AI misunderstands a question or provides an answer that doesn't fully match what was asked.

Lack of Real-World Experience – AI lacks personal experience and intuition, so it can struggle with complex reasoning or ambiguous situations.

Hallucinations – AI can sometimes generate completely false but plausible-sounding information, a phenomenon known as hallucination.

Source: AI 🥺

guobe:
Lol no let Mera AI catch you for this stuff you just said but joke aside I have personally heard the heartbeat of people not really what Meta AI said so you can choose to believe it or not as it is left for you.

guobe:
So Meta Ai is misinformed too

guobe:
So Meta Ai is misinformed too

drnoel:
To add to what I wrote earlier. I just saw the screenshot you posted.
Invariably you trying to tell me that the whole time I have worked, bled and sweated in the healthcare sector, I had no idea what I was doing?
Lol, that's funny.
Anyways, looking at what your posted. It's obviously you are taking those write ups out of context.
What thy wrote doesn't necessarily interpret to what you are trying to portray.
Like I stated before, do your research.

guobe:
What other research do I have to do for something I have encountered personally.
No one is all knowing even the greatest Professor still has something new to learn in his field of study.
The information I passed is legit as I have personally encountered it so it is left for people to believe it or not.

guobe:
It's something practicable I have observed.
I won't reply the doubting Thomas's as they can say whatever they want.

Verbtips:
but what if the heart beat didn't exceed it's normal range