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Daily Alchemy: a question to think on together
“When healthcare costs crush families, who should blink first: the doctors, the insurers, the government, or us?”
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Yes, but i think the current trends are more concerning-people suffering incredibly who are ready to go but stay on life support or lonely old folks home type situations for years, draining the money they were hoping to leave to their children, etc; im not even saying it’s some... A powerful modern archetype for this is the first Black Panther Marvel movie, where Spoilers below—don’t keep reading if you don’t want the movie spoiled: Killmonger the villain is truly a villain whose methods of achieving his goals are deplorable (giving guns and weapons to... - gayle...
The price of my favorite ice cream has nearly doubled. I like the idea of inclusiveness but don't see how making it harder for people to get medicaid is going to do that. And it is already too hard for people to qualify if you ask me.... - Mark Burns...
The Greatest Country on Earth Finishes Last in Its Class
What we lead in. What we trail in. What it would take to close the gap. For context, "we" is the United States of America, and we are all missing part of the story.... Thanks, never knew this. I also laughed out loud at “socialist wet dream” what do you think makes this possible on military bases? Some things that come to mind are plenty of funding, strict hierarchy, military command and control culture, and size limits....