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But not that deep… because if 99.999% of the people can't afford a surgeon we will just have fewer surgeons. And as it is, for some procedures, there's like jus
by guappa 1y ago
But not that deep… because if 99.999% of the people can't afford a surgeon we will just have fewer surgeons. And as it is, for some procedures, there's like just 1 or 2 people in the world who can perform them. Take away 99.99999% of their customers and there will be nobody who can perform them instead.
So quality of care will decrease (to a much lesser extent) for rich people as well.
Do you think they accounted for that? I doubt it.
- bigbadfeline 1y agoI agree with you about the ugly aspects of a polarized world. Both of us would rather live in a normal world than be among the elite in a polarized one. However, that might be the very reason we aren't currently among the elite. I mean, they think differently and not by accident. They think long term but with a different value system in mind, they would accept some risks for the sake of power. If you watch the video of Dan Bongino talking about power you'll get the vibes.