Wii mods aren’t just for
Moving metal arms of doom.
They can teach stuff, too.
BioMed students
Have a program that shows how
To use CPR.
Waggle teaching life
Saving techniques? That’s madness!
Though still kind of cool.
The AHA can
Dig it: They’ve pledged fifty grand
To see it finished.
The project “could be”
Completed sometime this fall
As a free download.
I have to wonder
How good this training could be;
Better than nothing?
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Hard to count the syllables?
It sure was for me.
Creative so I could write
better poems. Fuck.
Yeah, I just shit on everything.
At late night, always awesome
Where's the dishwasher?
Too much shovelware exists
Apart from Madworld
I guess what really irritates me is that the AHA, American Heart Association, is funding this. They should know better than to stand behind shit like this, as it makes healthcare and general look like a joke when we're using toys as training devices for learning how to save lives.
When it comes down to it, and a loved one needs help, do you want to rely on someone who waved a Wii Remote in the air, or someone who worked with a replica of a human body, and knows what to expect when doing resuscitations? I know I'd choose the latter.