The craziest part of American healthcare isn’t that an MRI can cost $8,000.
It’s that the $8,000 MRI survives right next to the $400 MRI, and nobody can trade the spread.
That’s not a market.
When prices become data and data becomes tradable, the charade ends.
Capital hunts the inefficiency.
Volume follows value.
And the overpriced version either proves its worth… or meets reality.
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And actually, if you're really excited about EF Core's new JSON capabilities, I do think you'd be interested in Marten: https://t.co/qSIe8hi57d. You're just not going to equal PostgreSQL's JSONB query performance w/ Sql Server right now
An interesting social trend is that we are currently creating a vast swathe of bullshit jobs - "ESG," "SEL," "DEI," most HR, things like "Greek Life" here in academia - to house all of the otherwise unemployable lower elites that modern universities are over-producing.