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> pro-lower-quality-healthcare What does that mean? What bigger goal lies behind that? > you have to symmetrify that in a trusted fashion. Yes I think so too
by cutemonster 6y ago
> pro-lower-quality-healthcare
What does that mean? What bigger goal lies behind that?
> you have to symmetrify that in a trusted fashion.
Yes I think so too. And I suppose sometimes someone who, say, wears formal clothes and a suite, does that not because s/he wants to dress like that, but because s/he knows about this too
- renewiltord 6y agoHaha we both know it's probably best for me not to elucidate here but the gist of it is that I'm convinced that cutting healthcare requirements can vastly increase healthcare access and that access to bad care is far superior to inaccessible good care and that we are in a situation where we are forcing the trade-off. I don't really care to speak more of it on this forum because it's hard to get the nuance out in text. > And I suppose sometimes someone who, say, wears formal clothes and a suite, does that not because s/he wants to dress like that, but because s/he knows about this too Almost suspected you knew me. Except that I've since developed an appreciation.
- cutemonster 6y ago> cutting healthcare requirements can vastly increase healthcare access Sounds good to me, thanks for explaining > Almost suspected you knew me I'm thinking you're in the US? I've never been there; I'm in Europe