causal
When debt stress undermines everyday governance and service provision, people begin to question society itself and therefore question money too.
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Healthcare
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Key Notes
diagnosis
Jiang says US healthcare costs are driven not by superior care but by exploding administrators who invent ways to deny or complicate claims.
diagnosis
Jiang argues that middle-class life is now difficult because monopolistic bureaucracies control expensive essentials such as hospital services, schooling, and housing.
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He says cancer patients and poor people are encouraged toward euthanasia because expensive treatment makes them burdens on the medical system.
model
Jiang argues that rich pensioners benefit most from the decline trends: high property values, stock valuations, euthanasia freeing medical access, mass immigration as cheap labor, and other trends that either help them or do not hurt them.
prediction
He predicts a pension crisis will divert money from schooling, public schooling, healthcare, and almost everywhere else because pensioners are politically powerful and socially protected.
diagnosis
The immediate political driver of immigration is baby-boomer demand for paid pensions, free quality healthcare, and rising property prices.
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Modern healthcare, pensions, and property appreciation make old age materially rewarding enough that baby boomers rationally cling to life and status.
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"...the government and people are no longer getting basic services like healthcare and water then they"
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"question the very foundations of society which leads them to question the very foundations of money itself. Okay? So this is a huge problem..."
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"Look, look, look, I hate to say this, but in America, we're not fighting these wars overseas. Every American would have free health care...."
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"do performance review, and what happens is they tell, they evaluate themselves and their friends, and say, you really did a great job. Then..."
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"...me out I mean and look the insurance company you're not healthcare about a third 32 % of all claims are denied and they..."
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"So, it can tax and exploit people properly. Okay? So, that's what a state proxy does. So, what are the consequences of the over..."
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"No, no, no. Okay. All right. So suicide is when you kill yourself. Euthanasia is when a doctor helps you kill yourself. Euthanasia means..."
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"Right? It would be the last option. But let's understand why people are killing themselves. And there are two main reasons. The first major..."
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"...just kill the poor people, and they'll have better access to healthcare, right? If that frees up the healthcare system, mass immigration means cheap..."
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"They need cooks. They need nurses, right? Immigrants. Do you guys want to be gardeners and cooks and laborers? You don't want to be,..."
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"All right. Yeah. So what happened after the rich pension elders died? Like what about their money?"
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"...be diverted from elsewhere into pensions. Where? Schooling. Right? Public schooling. Healthcare. Everywhere basically. Okay? But that but the pensioners will want that money...."
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