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And frankly, it should be common knowledge that western europe has better/equivalent outcomes at less than half of our cost (very round figures to sidestep the
by jbooth 16y ago
And frankly, it should be common knowledge that western europe has better/equivalent outcomes at less than half of our cost (very round figures to sidestep the nitpicking), meaning, at minimum, they're getting at least twice the value per cost that we are, and that's rounding every number in the direction that's unfavorable to europe. I could argue that let's just copy the system within europe that works best and we can go for 3x.
Unfortunately, doing things that have been empirically borne out to work doesn't seem to be on the agenda these days.