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Judgmenl 01/26/23 1:20:03 PM #17:	adjl posted... Which is what prevents them from making any meaningful advances in the field. Also active investment from the petrochem and other car-dependent industries to stifle public transportation improvements. Also the whole fact that many people don't want it. Public transportation is also a huge issue outside of what? 3 metro areas? adjl posted... US healthcare research is in a very good place, but the fundamental system hamstrings the usefulness of that research because so few people can actually benefit from it. Technology is only useful if people can use it. The issue that I see is that companies see healthcare as a cost center and will get the cheapest garbage plans (the plan I now have from work is terrible) available and promote shit like HSAs because they are cheaper on the company. I don't think my company offers non-HSA plans anymore (like an HMO or PPO). My knowledge on healthcare is just generally awful so I could be wrong. Also the deductables for these new plans are terrible. I don't have any comments on Nuclear. I love the concept. It's safe. Some of these smaller reactors you wouldn't even know that they are there. The university I went to had one on campus and I'd guess that if you weren't in the couple of classes where it was relevant then you didn't know. --- Whenever someone sings fansa and they don't input their name instead of mona at the mona-beam part I'm like "Are you even a real aidoru?". <cite>Judgmenl posted [p:971110649] in Science an... [t:80322441]...</cite> <quote>adjl posted... </cite><quote>Which is what prevents them from making any meaningful advances in the field. Also active investment from the petrochem and other car-dependent industries to stifle public transportation improvements.</quote>Also the whole fact that many people don't want it. Public transportation is also a huge issue outside of what? 3 metro areas?adjl posted... </cite><quote>US healthcare research is in a very good place, but the fundamental system hamstrings the usefulness of that research because so few people can actually benefit from it. Technology is only useful if people can use it.</quote>The issue that I see is that companies see healthcare as a cost center and will get the cheapest garbage plans (the plan I now have from work is terrible) available and promote shit like HSAs because they are cheaper on the company. I don't think my company offers non-HSA plans anymore (like an HMO or PPO). My knowledge on healthcare is just generally awful so I could be wrong. Also the deductables for these new plans are terrible.I don't have any comments on Nuclear. I love the concept. It's safe. Some of these smaller reactors you wouldn't even know that they are there. The university I went to had one on campus and I'd guess that if you weren't in the couple of classes where it was relevant then you didn't know. --- Whenever someone sings fansa and they don't input their name instead of mona at the mona-beam part I'm like "Are you even a real aidoru?".</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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