No, of course (as noted in the essay). I'll pass on pharmaceuticals as a service, except for when they help rehabilitate and rehabituate, like anti-anxiety medi

No, of course (as noted in the essay). I'll pass on pharmaceuticals as a service, except for when they help rehabilitate and rehabituate, like anti-anxiety medication (and so many others; my point is to avoid as much as possible seeing these as chronic treatments). We've largely decoupled moving our bodies from obtaining food, and while it's not just one thing that has caused the obesity (and generally poor health) epidemic, this indulgence in spending fuels to move machinery and power electronics instead of our own bodies continues to bite us in the ass.