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Maybe. In countries with socialized medicine, access to healthcare services is usually more equal than countries without socialized medicine. So if some equal
by petra 8y ago
Maybe.
In countries with socialized medicine, access to healthcare services is usually more equal than countries without socialized medicine.
So if some equality can be created in such an important choice, maybe it could be achieved in the less important choice of counter tops, if someone we're to bother.
- tomp 8y agoWhy would "equal" matter though? E.g. if noone has access to medicine (probably some African countries), they're all "equal". But... The point is, "equal" is just a buzzword that needs to be deconstructed and analysed in each specific scenario. In medicine in particular, extremes are usually bad (completely private => expensive, completely public => inefficient), and middle ground (public & private) seems to be decent.
- petra 8y agoPeople living in equal societies are happier, and less stressed. Maybe it's because differences in status translate to differences in the natural anti-depressant chemical, Serotonin.
- htmk 8y agoNo reason to force everyone to be equal, just create your equality paradise and open the doors to the world.