"Medicine: The Death of a Profession" by Leonard Peikoff
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- Опубликовано: 8 авг 2018
- Leonard Peikoff at the Ford Hall Forum - Lesson 4 of 14
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This lecture was delivered at Boston’s Ford Hall Forum in 1985.
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This lecture shows how government intervention in medicine is leading to the eventual unavailability of competent medical care in America.
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The speaker describes in great detail the 2018 medical system from France, Germany or UK. Amazing.
Listening from Canada in middle of our covid catastrophe, with our soviet healthcare system, budget controlled hospitals overflowing, Draconian lockdowns for 14 months with no end in sight to keep people as far away from a hospital as possible and vaccine rationing because our centralized system is so ossified it was incapable of making any advance plans to secure sufficient vaccine or produce it. But we all believe we have the best medical system in the world because our governments tell us that🤡
Someone should have sent this video to ARI so that they would have had an easier time understanding the COVIDcaust.
This is a great presentation
Excellent
There's always an evasive, non-principled discussion surrounding the healthcare system and it's discussions in the U.S. People have stats, and all these other data, that completely ignores a basic question: "Who owns the healthcare system?"
In the West, living so deep in the centerish mixed economy, where everything is about balance, culture wars and interest group warfare, we've forgotten that the core of all economic issues, is the issue of who has ownership and control?
Who are the contemporary Objectivist leaders focused specifically on improving the field of medicine?
Objectivist doctors
As a physician, I can tell you that much of what this gentleman says is true, but he comes to incomplete and erroneous, and not fat based conclusions, the single greatest factor in the erosion of the care of medicine in this country, in my opinion, after 30 years of medical practice is private insurance, despite the fact that it does nothing to improve care, takes a healthy part Health, dollar profit, enabling CEOs, multiple houses, private airplanes, insurance, companies to pay for huge Glass buildings profit, driven care is by definition an anatomical quality of care and is immoral
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The failure to see this contradicts of stated goal A van Rand philosophy for removing profit, driven care and applying all monies in the system to Patient care in the long run would be far less expensive and more affective saving money in the long run Medicare has no budget for Advertising buying lunch for some group of people trying to decide which insurance company to sign up with Medicare Control balances and outcome, so are better under Medicare than they are under any private insurance, one can look it up easily
Other countries have higher life expectency.
WDEMMEL this speech was given in 1985
It could be a cultural accident on the part of those countries in preferences such as diet and lifestyle. People in Okinawa have a really high life expectancy due to their diet and lifestyle. It's not an argument for government intrusions in medicine.
@@RogerFusselman that sounded like USA, USA, USA.
You are right, nothing is ever black or white. The US has by leaps and bounds the absolute best medical options. IF you have the cash to pay for it and have the ability to go for everything forbidden in the US to another country.
Just went with a friend on Medicare through 3 years of testing to qualify for a transplant. Georg Soros would be on the operation table the same day.
Look at life expectency by net worth and the US does not look pretty for the average income earner.
He's spreading in 1985 when the U.S. was still in the lead.
The problems he's identifying are what lead to the decline.
Myth making
You mean he's lying?