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It sounds like a great place to live and I appreciate the difference of culture you describe. However, you didn't answer my three real life questions, which I
by WhitneyLand 10y ago
It sounds like a great place to live and I appreciate the difference of culture you describe.
However, you didn't answer my three real life questions, which I take to mean most people wouldn't get those benefits.
The people there who decide what is allowable treatment are optimizing for a certain cost/benefit ratio. While wealthy people only optimize for quality of life and longevity.
- Svenskunganka 10y agoThe reason I didn't answer those question is because I am not a doctor and personally don't have any experience with any of those particular cases. I'd love to answer each of your questions point blank, but I just don't have an answer to them. But the point of my response is that there are cultures in the world where healthcare and education isn't a problem for your happiness, because your citizenship has those benefits covered. I do however fully agree with you that it is as you say in the American culture, and many others.