DBTREKGrumpyCatFace wrote:Scott Dolan, Smitty, DBTrek, and others get a nice shoutout at the opening.
Listening now, I'll post my thoughts when finished.
"Just remember ALL CAPS when you spell the man name"
DBTREKGrumpyCatFace wrote:Scott Dolan, Smitty, DBTrek, and others get a nice shoutout at the opening.
Listening now, I'll post my thoughts when finished.
It does not define a country unless you do a Pol Pot against all doctors.GrumpyCatFace wrote:It's only the most important service, other than food production.Hwen Hoshino wrote:Healthcare is not the end all be all of what a country is.Alexander PhiAlipson wrote: Every other country Dan mentioned.
(This is my summation of the podcast, not my opinion).
http://www.commonwealthfund.org/publica ... erspective
That's his source--straight out of K Street.
I wondered whether "health care" included cosmetic surgery, gender reassignment, drug and alcohol rehabilitation, acupuncture, psychological services, vitamins and band aids, but I could find nothing but "raw data," in the article.
It seems Dan didn't put much thought into this podcast.
Well, outside of the ideologies and politics, what does an individual citizen actually need from a large society?Hwen Hoshino wrote:It does not define a country unless you do a Pol Pot against all doctors.GrumpyCatFace wrote:It's only the most important service, other than food production.Hwen Hoshino wrote: Healthcare is not the end all be all of what a country is.
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs: Air, water, food, clothing and shelter.GrumpyCatFace wrote: Well, outside of the ideologies and politics, what does an individual citizen actually need from a large society?
Food Production
Medical Care
Security
Infrastructure (transportation, supply)
Everything else is just extras and consumer goods.
Of course, if you count water supply as infrastructure, then it's number 2.
Daym, DB, compared to the way Dan mumbled out Smit's name, he did give you some ALLCAPS enunciation.DBTrek wrote:"Just remember ALL CAPS when you spell the man name"