Post #293 by sutton on the Macroeconomic Trends and Risks board

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In more than a few ways, this reminds me of the last 35-40 years of American medicine. Extracting itself from the business of making sick people better, for one. Financial metrics became the end, not just a necessary concomitant of keeping the doors open so the real mission could successfully be executed - every patient, every day.

I couldn’t exactly shut down the only oncology practice for miles, but when I ran out of plausible ways of stemming the tide, I had my partners find a replacement.

- sutton
taking a break from stacking firewood

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