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Not thinking is kinda their whole thing to be fair

chapter 6

I think you understood the point I'm getting at, which, to your credit, you delivered more eloquently in your second paragraph than I've managed to do so in any of my comments in this thread.

Just curious, do you worry that wearing a mask in public to protect yourself might be construed as unprofessional to these same "corporate types?"

I'm not going to be giving people an email address that ends in Tuta or Tutamail, especially verbally.

You're really over thinking this if you believe even 10% of the people you interact with give a single fuck about a silly domain name

Who's your audience?

I haven't kept up with him in a while but Dr. Glaucomflecken is /was good but seems aimed at other health care professionals. If that's your intent, I don't mean to be a wet blanket but Dr. G I think already has that lane covered.

If your audience is the general public then deal with topics relevant to them instead. Why you pay more for less every year. How to fight back, within the system and without. If I were doing it I'd point a big fucking spotlight at the leaders who have the power to fix it but refuse. They have names and addresses. Good luck.

Edit: reading comprehension failed me... other HCPs will already know about this... leaving this up, look upon my shame!

More on topic: If I were doing this I'd also highlight the extreme moral/ethical implications of healthcare being a "business" in the first place and how that will always lead to putting profits over people.

Thank you. Please forgive, I didn't intend to imply aesthetics fix everything despite my comment appearing so.

Where can I read more about this topic

Submitting the "President Trump has formally extended a PERSONAL invitation to YOU!" mass donation email as evidence he and I are true best friends

Yes... severe storms and tornadoes are unfortunately a factor where I live. I've seen neighborhoods here that look just as ruined as the one in the photo, sans ashes... and of course most of the new construction is lumber frame. I even saw a 4 story apartment building go up last year, all lumber. Seemed wild to me. One of the many ill effects of housing being considered a commodity instead of essential to human life, I guess.

Makes sense to me, thanks. That last one though... Not sure if crawlspace foundations are common there but if so I bet their vents were open. That's horrifying to imagine embers blowing in and turning your crawlspace into a bellows

Dude was horning in on their turf, no way they could handle getting beaten to market by some rando