y'all really think everyone with Dr in their name is operating on mfs I'm done

I’m a clown because I want everyone in the world to be taken care of

Evil world we live in

Last warning get back on topic or exit the thread.

I need as little troll posts as possible for when i go back and a***yze the public opinion

Thread is inspiring me to jump off a roof

lol notice how CNN and other mainstream media outlets portray him as a scam artist

one of the most important political activists of our time

and ull be paying 10k at a hospital to repair ur wounds.

I’ll fix you up after you jump off for 500 bro no cap

How you go from asking why people want to abolish hospitals to the Hospital Abolish Squad General in an hour clown

let's cool it with the needless ad hominems and get back to the matter that's most important which is Why yeah nurses are angels and surgeons save us but General practitioners are walking money launderers and scam artists and Hospitals should be slowly transitioned into a freelance operation, otherwise the USA debt will get worse and worse and worse

decentralization under the current system is usually illusory though. the classic example being internet access, which is more horizontally distributed and networked than ever before, yet each interaction is dependent upon and ultimately reinforces an underlying oligarchy

I could see a similar phenomena with these 'freelance hospitals'/whatever you want to call it.

imagine a system where you have to purchase a license and toolkit from PharmaCertifier™ to get started, then pay monthly dues. transition towards neo-feudalism under the guise of individual empowerment, the american special

??

Rub essential oils all over my wounds

Y’all don’t trust real hustlers and it shows

Just kind of on this: what’s the term for when a private clinic is set up where you can see unqualified or semi-qualified or recently qualified physicians? In the mental health field they exist sparingly usually juxtaposed/run as a school
Example: metanoia.ac.uk

So you don’t see someone with crazy experience but the treatment is subsidised

Does this exist in the healthcare profession?

you look the type

it just means there's public healthcare and private healthcare.

the issue is how good the system is. in some countries the healthcare is almost indistinguishable between the two, while in others - like the US - free public healthcare is only for certain niche groups like military while the rest of the population is subject to the s***show we have now.

Honestly I think the bigger question is what will happen once AI is introduced to the medical realm and Hospitals and surgeries are done via perfectly programmed machines

Who will make the money?

In fact right now as we speak, who is pocketing the money off hospital facilities? The money has to go through at least one person irl, so who is handling the funds with blood on their hands from people that nurses have ADMITTED they sometimes let die due to high maintenance and cost to keep alive so they pull the plug (look that up also if you don't believe it)

The real hustlers wouldn’t let us go out like this smh

I have no experience in this field but I’m a Lawyer & we have “time-served lawyers” who, despite not having a formal degree, are qualified to practice Law. It exists in Engineering too & is often synonymous with apprenticeships/traineeships (over formal Bachelor’s) but equally often enough you find people with no qualification but a lot of experience in the trade

I suppose something in medicine could exist (an alternative to the formal 7/8-year degree). But I’m being told ITT otherwise

left wing ppl probably are talking about changing the system so that hospitals can't charge you 10k for holding your new born child.

right wing ppl probably want to cut any federal funding for hospitals and force everyone to use privately funded stuff or frontier medicine.

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