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Chambers wrote:
> You have to agree, though, that it isn't economically feasible to supply
> every treatment available to every individual who might possibly need
> it. The cost would be so prohibitive as to cripple any economy.
The reality side of things is that you don't *need* to supply every
treatment available to every individual who might possibly need it. You
only need to supply sufficient treatment to remedy the problem to those
that do need it.
...the trick is correctly diagnosing the latter. The current medical
industry is portrayed as (no reference as to accuracy) intentionally
foisting as much medication on as many people as it can (misdiagnosing,
fostering paranoia, et cetera) to maximise profits, which artificially
inflates demand, and therefore prices.
--
Tim Cook
http://empyrean.freesitespace.net
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