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Makes enough sense to me. Or we could just provide world-class healthcare to inmates. Or just put prisons next to hospitals. Or make them the same thing. Hones
by pkdpic 4y ago
Makes enough sense to me. Or we could just provide world-class healthcare to inmates. Or just put prisons next to hospitals. Or make them the same thing.
Honestly the last time I was visiting someone in a hospital for an extended period it felt like a prison.
Not looking forward to eventually dying in one. Maybe they'll be full of backflipping atlas nurse robots by then...
- djohnston 4y agoYour physician will be automated before your nurse.
- mindslight 4y agoIt seems like most physicianing has already been automated, while continuing to run on top of skinjobs. I mean, 20 minute appointments where they haven't studied your previous history, don't engage with what you say except to explain it away, and just pick recommendations from a limited set of go-to options? Most pedagogical k-maps have more complexity.
- misnome 4y ago> Or we could just provide world-class healthcare to inmates I mean, that's a big jump. Might be worth starting with US-class, although I doubt it's affordable.
- jonathankoren 4y agoUS-class healthcare is unaffordable. Luckily, world-class healthcare is easily affordable, and it gives better outcomes.
- eddsh1994 4y agoMost non-inmates in America don't receive world-class healthcare.