• UnderpantsWeevil@lemmy.world
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    20 小时前

    Having good health care means you just consume as much medicine as you can. I get vaccinated every day, I own 500 pairs of glasses, and all my teeth have been root canaled

    • SpookyBogMonster@lemmy.ml
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      9 小时前

      Something interesting about this is that Bourgeois neoclassical economics manages to acknowledge that people won’t simply consume greedily, even if things are free.

      Marginal Utility asserts that people will only consume commodities such that they satisfy some want or need. If I’m hungry, I’ll buy a banana, maybe a bunch to have later.

      But my hunger won’t drive me to buy 800 bunches in one go, because that many bananas has a deminishing return in their marginal utility to satiate my hunger.

      If that’s true, it doesn’t require market mechanisms for the distribution of goods and services to continue being true. Re: your healthcare example

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      20 小时前

      I get vaccines for diseases that don’t even exist… Everyone has the small poxs vaccine but I also have medium poxs and even large poxs vaccination.

      I will say one I don’t recommend is I got the mumps vaccine so I figured I should get a dumps vaccine… It just made me really constipated.

      /s this is a joke, yes get your vaccines but only ones for real diseases…

      • kossa@feddit.org
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        5 小时前

        I didn’t replace them, I just added them. I now have 19 hips. They don’t lie.

    • SchmidtGenetics@lemmy.world
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      There’s actually limits on the frequency you can do stuff. From somewhere that has mostly feee healthcare.