Rural MAGA town loses only medical center

Walt said:
So to save a few dollars per patient of Medicare expenses, you want Medicare to spend $30k per patient? That must be that new trump math we keep hearing about.
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Walt said:
So to save a few dollars per patient of Medicare expenses, you want Medicare to spend $30k per patient? That must be that new trump math we keep hearing about.
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Medicare negotiated the 30K down to less than half of that, WWW.

You don’t appear to understand much about medical costs and negotiations, WWW.
 
Jake Starkey said:
Into the Night is a practitioner of this fallacy.

The omniscience fallacy occurs when someone falsely assumes that a person—or group—has complete knowledge or awareness of all relevant facts, intentions, or consequences. It’s a logical error that attributes unrealistic levels of insight or foresight to others, often to dismiss their actions or arguments.


🧠 Common Forms of the Fallacy​

  • Assuming total awareness: “They knew exactly what would happen, so they must have done it on purpose.”
  • Projecting universal knowledge: “Everyone knows that’s wrong, so they must be lying.”
  • Judging decisions with hindsight: “They should have predicted the outcome perfectly.”

🔍 Why It’s Flawed​

  • Humans operate with limited information, context, and cognitive biases.
  • Decision-making often involves uncertainty, especially in complex systems like politics, economics, or medicine.
  • The fallacy ignores reasonable error, evolving knowledge, and the possibility of good-faith mistakes.

🗣️ Example in Debate​

  • “The CDC changed its guidance, so they must have been lying before.”
    • This assumes omniscience rather than acknowledging evolving science.
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That sad fuck invents fallacies. Pulls them right out of his bungholio.
 
Walt said:
So if they are having a heart attack, they simply drive for 30 to 60 minutes and get to a hospital that will also go under because too many people are under insured.

What we are looking at is cascading failures. The local medical center goes bankrupt forcing people to go to the further away hospital, that also goes bankrupt.
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Again, when you choose to live in a small, rural town, you should expect certain things to be likely. One of them is that you are not going to be close to a hospital or medical center. It is simply not possible to have a hospital or medical center within 10 to 15 minutes of every person in the country.
 
ZenMode said:
Again, when you choose to live in a small, rural town, you should expect certain things to be likely. One of them is that you are not going to be close to a hospital or medical center. It is simply not possible to have a hospital or medical center within 10 to 15 minutes of every person in the country.
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Yes. But you say that like it is blanket defense.

So if you are saying they should not expect care within a 30-60 minutes drive 'because when you choose to live in a small town you give that up' then it also applies if they close more making it a 60-90 minute drive. And then more making it a 5-6hour drive. Then more making it a 24-48 hour drive.

In all instance, like a robot, you just repeat your reply as you are just repeating it for any closings as if any expectation for service, if you "choose to live in a small town" should not exist.
 
ZenMode said:
Again, when you choose to live in a small, rural town, you should expect certain things to be likely. One of them is that you are not going to be close to a hospital or medical center. It is simply not possible to have a hospital or medical center within 10 to 15 minutes of every person in the country.
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It is possible to improve the situation. It is possible to have more medical centers closer to more people.

And it is also possible to lose half the doctors in red states, which is the direction we are going.
 
Walt said:
It is possible to improve the situation. It is possible to have more medical centers closer to more people.

And it is also possible to lose half the doctors in red states, which is the direction we are going.
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So you and the other halfwits form a club and buy Curtis a clinic and pay for it. Pretty simple, according to you tards.
 
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