I mean, I don't know how much Sweden fights with its doctors, but its doctors get paid vastly less than US doctors, and the US would have to fight its doctors r

I mean, I don't know how much Sweden fights with its doctors, but its doctors get paid vastly less than US doctors, and the US would have to fight its doctors really hard to get them to accept Swedish-style salaries. And, like, it's always hard to get into the nitty gritty of why US healthcare costs so much, there's a lot of different things going on, but similarly you might say, "Okay, maybe the US has a 'coordination problem,'" but what does that cash out to? Hospital administration salaries? Again, are you gonna pick that fight? Providing extremely inefficient end-of-life care that still has at least some arguable benefit? Are you gonna pick that fight?