I don't know...
In my computer i have 4tb of solid state storage (2tb NVME + 1tb NVME + 2 500gb SATA), and then i have two 7200rpms 4tb disks for things i do not need speed (pictures, videos, etc). And they have no cell retention issues, nothing. I have instant access to any picture or video and the speed for those is perfectly sufficient.

In my work i have most computers with SSD's installed. A few of them became very slow, and those disks needed to be refreshed with an 3rd party utility to bring back to life (and speed) those cells. Those disks were working at about 10-15mb/s and sometimes even worse. After refresh, they are back at 400-500mb/s (those are SATA drives).
They have their issues too.

I have a few of WD/Hitachi DC520 disks for backups.
Those disks have continuous read/write speeds of almost 250mb/s. Very fast compared to the almost 90-100mb/s of "regular" hard disks.
I have a lot of photos, videos, etc. I have all of my information triple-backed, CRC checked every month and always of those 3 backups ,one is outside my house (in case of robbery/fire). Doing this with ssd doesnt make sense (cell retention issues, and COST).
I do not trust cloud services and i don't want to pay every month. Cold storage in HDD's for backup is the best option.

Maybe they triggered the fire supression on both engines rendering both useless and impossible to restart.

But.. that wouldn't be me. That would be a perfect copy of me at the time of the copy. So 2 me would exist: the copy and the biological one.

2: The customer wants usable images. And 99% of the time the do not want a raw file. They want a final product. I've sent HQ Jpeg's, png's and even very big lossless compressed TIFF files. You can't tell one from the other even at pixel level.

I use DxO Photolab (DxO Optics), and it uses sidecar files along the raw files. The other day i opened up a picture i edited with an old version of dxo, and it took the sidecar perfectly.
Capture NX / NX Studio uses sidecar files too.

You clearly don't know the benefits of raw files.

what?
I own a lot of F-lenses dating back from 1979, older, newer, G lenses, etc.. and they all work with any body nikon used.
The good think about nikon was that if the lens is F-Mount, you can use any lens on any body.
And with the Z system, you can use the adaptor and use all the F lenses too (loosing autofocus in the screwdrive ones).

But the glass that nikon produces is superb! almost makes the body an accesory of the lens.

Exactly, i got confused with ct scan. Apologies.

Exactly, i got confused with ct scan. my bad.

You're right! i got confused with ct scan (MRI = Magnetic resonance). I replied while doing other things.
Anyway, my answer stands for the "functional" part.

fMRI is a type of MRI that can show which areas of your brain are most active. A standard MRI just takes a lof of X-RAYs of you.

USD225k????
With the median income of USD1000 in argentina... that is a LOT of money.

without global shutter....