Your looking at them from underneath - at their shadows. If you take a plane above them, they are white.Why do winter storm clouds look dark blue or dark grey, when they are full of white snow?
This is True. Mayo Clinic is not cheap, so they will only accept patients with new and bizarre conditions to study, or those who good insurance and can cover all copay costs up-front.This makes senses,A well known doctor was telling his rich patience
that it would be worth his money to fly to the Mayo Clinic for more
test since his local guy could not find his problem. So that means
there is a higher level of medical service for people with means.
Did you know that over 50% of American jobs are working directly for the government in some way? From Federal to state to county to city level, Government is the largest employer in the US - that covers everything from the FBI to forest fire jumpers to DMV clerks, as well as road construction and remodeling older courthouses.If you had a piggy bank or lets say that your house is a piggy bank for all
the people in your state that wants a penny from you,they warn you that
if you want to print that list that it take hours to print.There are lobbist
that spend there life begging the state for funds for just about everything.
WE didn't even mention the federal government yet,but a lot of causes
there some funds from the feds. One example the cruise ships get enough
fresh water to supply a small city at each port visit.They have no meters
on the ships to count the amount of water they would have to pay for,the
lobbiest makes 6 figures,her husband is a judge.Her staff has 8 people making
6 figures.This is paid by travel taxes.You may not have a port,but you have
gas taxes for your roads,who knows how many 6 figure salaries are paid,just for one county.
I would like to counter the abundant food argument - I am having problems bying mutant vegetables (such as mexican seedless cucumbers and tomatoes that never go bad). As such, still trying to stick to seasonal diet but it has become unaffordable because it is now fashionable, organic blah blah. Basically stuck eating apples to cover my fruit/vegetables needs. But I guess I am a bit nuts. Does anyone remember what a real tomato supposed to taste like? I guess if you have your own garden you do. Not even going to start on corn, canola, tofu and state of the meat industry (btw I am not a vegetarian)... The abundant food isn't really food. It's good though for the industries to work together, one hand feeds another.Overall lifespan and quality of life have increased, but now we get back to the point I made earlier: Food is so abundant that a great portion of all members of our society are now seeing shorter lifespans due to obesity and other lifestyle choices.
If given the choice, would a government prefer to have 30% of their population in non-productive (i.e. nearly non-taxpaying) retirement, or worse, in healthcare that the government pays for?
It's a dangerous line now that we are at the point of literally controlling lifespan based on making some treatments affordable or not. That is a decision the family should make and pay for. If it were up to the government, I wouldn't want them to decide what color socks to wear. The Post Office is a shining example of government efficiency.
Agreed on quality of food, and additives. However, there needs to be a few additives for any food to be left over, as gardeners know, pesticides are friends. So is fertilizer. It's the stuff that is added after removal from ground that shouldn't be needed.I would like to counter the abundant food argument - I am having problems bying mutant vegetables (such as mexican seedless cucumbers and tomatoes that never go bad). As such, still trying to stick to seasonal diet but it has become unaffordable because it is now fashionable, organic blah blah. Basically stuck eating apples to cover my fruit/vegetables needs. But I guess I am a bit nuts. Does anyone remember what a real tomato supposed to taste like? I guess if you have your own garden you do. Not even going to start on corn, canola, tofu and state of the meat industry (btw I am not a vegetarian)... The abundant food isn't really food. It's good though for the industries to work together, one hand feeds another.
BTW we are heading towards the future where many will be in the non-paying taxbracket and those supporting them in debt from student loans. It used to be that as people got older they lived their final years with their family, N.American culture has changed that and it seems to have caught on. Have to buckle up for an interesting ride I guess.
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