oportunityastro

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   by oportunityastro 4y ago

   It is nothing to do with anything. Copper is relatively abundant by this measure, but almost everyone who I know who has a view on copper see the future supply situation as terrible. There is politics, financial cycles, actual site economic
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   by oportunityastro 5y ago

   That is already happening. The NHS is paying the private sector to perform operations due to long wait times (it will take half a decade for the waiting list to go down)...but these are usually the same NHS doctors, working in the same hosp
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   by oportunityastro 5y ago

   Yes, but it is prohibitively expensive for most people (ironically because the market is quite small...everyone tries to go through the NHS). The level of underfunding is, however, such that mental health providers are a huge part of the pr
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   by oportunityastro 5y ago

   Abysmally long means 1 year plus to get an appointment. And you are usually only eligible for a limited course of treatment...if you are fortunate enough to get treatment, most people don't get treatment at all because there aren'