Star Trek . Everything is so diplomatic . <| sep |> never typed in my paypal password so fasr <| sep |> Addicted to video games . Have a healthy relationship and we live together with me being the bread winner . Not bad <| sep |> I feel like I ' ve been hearing far more puns coming from Alexa Bliss . Resting Bliss Face , Blissed Off , Blisstation etc . Besides Tuesday , the last pun I remember from Lynch making it to TV was on the SmackDown after ' Mania . <| sep |> You ' re trying to resolve what is essentially a resourcing issue with a technology solution . Usually doesn ' t end well . <| sep |> I wrote this elsewhere , but although this article is very light on data I have always been a bit underwhelmed by these sorts of arguments anyway If you already accept everyone needs to consume as much healthcare as possible all required to be paid by the public by some means , tautologically any way to ration the care given is going to be fiscally conservative and reduce the cost expenditure . As often said in economics , TANSTAAFL , and without eliminating regulatory and institutional constraints there is no magical way to keep incentives for medical innovations , provide more guaranteed healthcare for a given unhealthful population , and do it all for less money at the same time . I would like to see community need laws that allow existing hospitals to vote on prohibiting new competitors from being built to be repealed , loser law firm pays for medical malpractice lawsuits , equivalent chancery courts for medical malpractice with specialized medical knowledgeable judges , right to try laws for terminal patients to fast track new medicines , undergrad direct medical school to reduce the cost of medical education and therefore medical fixed costs like what they do in Europe , mutual approval of drug agreements with the EU and Japan so that drug approval studies aren ' t unnecessarily reduplicated , etc . You don ' t have to agree with all the ideas out there , but fundamentally the institutional and regulatory factors that produce high bills need to be addressed before the cost for a given amount of care and innovation incentives is lowered .