Well, unobtanium is expensive, so the price is not necessarily a surprise. Plus, the price is probably based on perceived value, not cost. (Some of us would pay almost any price for five more straight yards.) What is surprising to me is that this hypothetical device addresses three very different body systems - muscles/skeleton, circulatory, and breathing. FDA approvals for this sort of thing are difficult to get. For example, I just read today how the FDA has gone after a doctor (who sells supplements) for posting the published observations that a majority of COVID patients have a Vitamin D deficiency. So if this device were to have FDA approval for those claims, that approval would carry enormous credibility.
Just curious, how hypothetical is this on a 1 to 10 scale, where 1 is a brainstorm and 10 is a working prototype?
Just curious, how hypothetical is this on a 1 to 10 scale, where 1 is a brainstorm and 10 is a working prototype?