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a) People should be happy. b) I personally dislike blame-culture but I think that's already more debatable (you could reframe it as assigning responsibility, a
by jstummbillig 4y ago
a) People should be happy.
b) I personally dislike blame-culture but I think that's already more debatable (you could reframe it as assigning responsibility, aggressively)
c) I want the higher chance of successful therapy, as I am sure most of us do. So if you claim we are off path and "folklore and word-of-mouth" gets us back AND you can prove that, fine. Otherwise spare me the nostalgia and anecdotal data. I wanna live.
- andriesm 4y agoI don't just want to live, I want to understand why many things still seem to operate so irrationally in terms of cost. vs. value received. I actually appreciated the unique perspective, and the experience, and don't care that it is not statistically validated, since the point is to stimulate thinking. It suggests a few aspects to look into - an overly litigious society, crappy systems, an insulation of patients and doctors from the costs of treatments by insurance intermediatories etc...