Reading Surgery #WeeklyShortShortNote

At the end of the 21st century, thanks to the dramatic progress of AI and the development of robotics, humanity achieved a groundbreaking transformation in medicine. The motion analysis of surgical procedures such as incisions and suturing advanced, allowing the entire workflow of medical professionals to be intellectualized and applied to robotic technology. Eventually, people became comfortable leaving not only the removal of warts and the suturing of shallow cuts to medical robots, but even the extraction of mild tumors.
Then, a problem arose. The rampant spread of what could be called "reading surgery"—a medical equivalent of "DIY." Amateurs began engaging in reckless challenges. Using half-baked knowledge acquired from AI, they would perform surgeries using homemade robots. Naturally, it was not uncommon for them to commit serious errors.
This is a hospital in a certain town. Today, another male patient who failed at "reading surgery" was brought in.
"Doctor, it seems this person failed while trying to perform a penis enlargement using 'reading surgery'." "Lately, it's nothing but patients like that. Yesterday, it was a guy who cut off the tip during a circumcision..."

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To all my female readers, I apologize for the vulgar ending.