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We need a better black market for medical services at least there is some honor among gangsters. These hospitals seem to be set up to find people in duress and
by motohagiography 4y ago
We need a better black market for medical services at least there is some honor among gangsters. These hospitals seem to be set up to find people in duress and not merely rob them, but loot their net worth. It's predation.
Seriously, as a manual skill, how hard are 80% of superficial surgeries really compared to learning an instrument or classical music, learning to code, baking, cultivating a respectable golf handicap, or getting good at a sport? It's hard to reconcile stories like this with talking about health care workers as heroes, when it sounds like people who work in US health care, if they are not themselves, they at least work for someone who they know is in fact, dispicable.
- dennis_jeeves1 4y agoYou are correct the vast majority of medicine as is normally practiced are skill that can be easily picked up, but you know good old humans, they make a mountain out of a mole hill, so they make a bunch of regulations...
- bastawhiz 4y agoSkilled piercers and body modification artists already perform lots of "superficial" cosmetic procedures, sometimes for orders of magnitude less than plastic surgeons would (which are, of course, not covered by insurance). I've even seen some artists correcting procedures that "real" doctors botched and wanted even more money to fix—a common one is keloid removal.