A big change with post-persuasion politics is the demise of the gaffe.
Pols used to slip up occasionally and say what they really think. Now they no longer have to pretend.
@francisdeng Thank God for an IQ test like Step 2. Sure, honors is a nice thing to have too, but I would rather work with a smart chill radiologist than a dumb gunner.
@francisdeng Thank God for an IQ test like Step 2. Sure, honors is a nice thing to have too, but I would rather work with a smart chill radiologist than a dumb gunner.
@GlyphOkieMD My personal experience biases me in the opposite direction of your personal experience. Now you need to defend it?
I said that he MIGHT have died with low grade cancer.
You still have no way of knowing whether that cancer would have killed the Pope. You CAN'T defend it.
The Pope is "fairly young and otherwise healthy. That low grade cancer would have become a problem in his lifetime."
-a doctor
The Pope is 71 years old.
@noostrom0@WillyRontgen Eh he’s fairly young and otherwise healthy. That low grade cancer would have become a problem in his lifetime. Now he has one less problem to worry about.
We simply do not know the value of our work in this highly socialized market. We suspect that we are paid less than we should be making, but how can we know when Medicare sets the prices?
These 2 images define the problem in health care despite the noise
Physicians do more work and more administrative work for significantly less compensation.
Hospitals charge more and more for the services they provide
But these yahoos including ‘physician leaders’ keep telling you physicians are the problems
Obviously men act in dishonorable ways all the time and probably more often than not because they’re just human and it’s how most people act. But the point is that the normative female morality has no concept of honor, the objective truth, or “the principle of the matter” whereas the normative male morality can at least conceptualize this. You don’t have to take my word for it, a few interactions arguing with women vs men should convince you of it. (Before you jump down my throat, I am not talking about all individuals and exceptions naturally exist in both directions.)
She does seem upset, but that’s probably because there’s no one from Cato Institute there to remind her that rebuilding from all this will have significant economic benefits.
Incredible ep… along with Simon Mann (187) & also Erik Prince (157) eps & short bit in last part of KIRAC ep on BAP’s Haiti adventure (206)… what’s fascinating is how chill Nellis is. Pure zen. Despite going through things that would break most men.
Clip from Sierra Leone war: