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Comment: Re:Well, he's not afraid his company might fire hi (Score 1) 484

by pnutjam (#43752127) Attached to: Larry Page: You Worry Too Much About Medical Privacy
Yes, it takes vast resources. Why do we need to pay a middle man on top of that? Why do we each have to pay a different middle man with different rules and complicate things for both the provider and the patient? I have no problem paying for healthcare. I just think we need a national pool. That would truly equalize costs.

Comment: Re:Well, he's not afraid his company might fire hi (Score 1) 484

by pnutjam (#43752041) Attached to: Larry Page: You Worry Too Much About Medical Privacy
But people should be allowed to work for whatever wage they want, minimum wage is communism. Why is minimum hours any different? People will just decline those jobs and the market will fix it?

Wait, are you saying we need to improve our regulations, or are you advocating single payer?

Comment: Re:Well, he's not afraid his company might fire hi (Score 2) 484

by pnutjam (#43751975) Attached to: Larry Page: You Worry Too Much About Medical Privacy
Insurance needs to be decoupled from industry. It puts us at a competitive disadvantage and it makes coverage worthless when you really need it, since you can't work when you are in the hospital.

Single payer is the only system that makes sense, even discounting the huge savings inherent in such a system compared to our current system.

Comment: Re:Easy (Score 1) 161

by pnutjam (#43751409) Attached to: How To Talk Like a CIO
Your analogy fails because financial people don't want you to know what they are doing, their profit is invisible to you. We technology professionals have a tradition of transparency that is slowing seeping into other industries and seems to be seriously damaging the political and financial world.
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