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> This makes me laugh. As if medical care in the USA isn't already ridiculously inflated. Honestly this is an area where I'd invite Elon Musk to come in and di
by kenjackson 3y ago
> This makes me laugh. As if medical care in the USA isn't already ridiculously inflated.
Honestly this is an area where I'd invite Elon Musk to come in and disrupt. In the same way that he disrupted space travel and electric vehicles in part by asking, "do we need to do everything in the expected high cost manner"? Question if you need certain things to be at certain medical grade for everything. I get that staff is expensive, but everything else seems WAY overpriced.
- malfist 3y agoI think neurolink is a good example of why we don't need Elon disrupting health care
- ordu 3y agoOh, no. Musk can do nothing good for social systems. His models of social systems are oversimplified, and his methods are not for social systems. You can fail an orbital launch just to see how it will go wrong, to learn things. But such experiments on human subjects and societies are frown upon at very least. And with medical care there are people lives at stake. Thousands or maybe hundreds of thousands annually. You don't want to disrupt this system, to reform gently maybe, but without any disruptions.
- ClumsyPilot 3y agoYour prosthesis will be a wooden leg and treatment for pain will be some high-tech irrevestible lobotomy