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Well, the people receiving the kidneys won’t be rich on average, although it’s possible they’ll be richer on average than the compensated donors. There’s a big
by intuitionist 3y ago
Well, the people receiving the kidneys won’t be rich on average, although it’s possible they’ll be richer on average than the compensated donors.
There’s a big shortfall of available kidneys but the number is pretty tiny compared to the number of people living paycheck-to-paycheck in America. So it seems unlikely to me that in the future everyone needs to donate a kidney just to stay in the same place—that’d be a couple orders of magnitude more kidneys than we need.
- keybored 2y agoFair point that there isn’t a high enough demand to cause a lot of poor people to be monokidneys.