Taylor J. Christensen, M.D.
@taylorjaycPhysician and business strategist trying to fix healthcare (and govt, and monetary policy). I like exhaustive, mutually exclusive categorizations. And cravats.
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The government debt = accumulated future taxation
I hesitate to believe all of this without an evidence-based response in favor of Social Security to balance out the details, but man is it concerning.
🧵🚨 1. Of all the deceptive sales techniques the U.S. government has used on the American people, one of them—the Social Security Act—gets far too little attention. Buckle up because this is a wild ride.
If this string of Christmas lights isn't evidence of regulatory overload, I don't know what is! @DOGE to the rescue? We're killing trees here.
A great description of how complexity in our patent law (or is it just the FDA's regulations?) makes drugs more expensive by making it too confusing for generics to be released. Clearing Dense Drug-Patent Thickets | New England Journal of Medicine nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…
One of my favourite cartoons of all time. Showed this to my kids a few weeks ago to make sure they understand.
My psychological summary of the incredibly well done @wickedmovie that we went to see yesterday:
Big picture, for @DOGE to be the most thorough, I think @VivekGRamaswamy and @elonmusk need a three-pronged approach: 1. Follow the money 2. Review every regulation 3. Interview every govt employee (if they can't justify the existence of their job, they're gone)
Even in wealthy societies, there's a limit to how much we can let governments take. This is crazy!
I shocked @tomough with this statistic about the UK The mean average GDP per employed adult in the UK is about $107,000 which is about £85k That means that without the government taking away your money in the form of taxes and duties, the average brit would be on $107k (£85k).…
The people who are more familiar with Russia's situation seem to be the only ones seeing past the black and white story Americans have come to believe. We need more information on this!
What if I told you that Putin’s primary critics in Russia consider him too liberal and not aggressive enough? What if it turns out that Putin has understandable reasons for invading Ukraine, and considers it self-defense against NATO’s expansion to his doorstep? What if it…
I think people hear stuff like this from a politician and think the politician just has an extreme view. In this case, the income tax description feels a little extreme. But I've been through the effects of the Fed in detail, and that part is 100% correct, plus so much more.
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