[Oe List ...] An excellent article on Health Care costs

[Jack Gilles]

Herman,

This article is fantastic!  It's if for the first time the  
contradiction is named (for me) and we can see what needs to really  
happen.  No longer am I distraught over the loss of the "public  
option".   It is not addressing the contradiction.  What it does  
clarify for me is something that I have brooding about throughout all  
these emails zinging back and forth.  Why aren't we remembering our  
own deep and profound insight that there will be no New Social Vehicle  
without a New Religious Mode?  I find this article not only says that,  
but points out what areas we need to work in to make it happen.  And  
his words that as of now, that possibility is becoming less not more  
prevalent is sobering.  I personally feel that this thinking and  
action is what we need to focus on, not just our method for coming up  
with an analysis and plan (ToPs Methods).  Anyway, thanks for bringing  
this to our attention and I hope everyone will read it.

Grace & Peace,

Jack


On Sep 10, 2009, at 11:24 AM, Herman Greene wrote:

> This article has been widely circulated in the health care debate
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> The Cost Conundrum
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> What a Texas town can teach us about health care.
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> From: hfgreene at mindspring.com [mailto:hfgreene at mindspring.com]
> Sent: Thursday, September 10, 2009 9:48 AM
> To: hfgreene at mindspring.com
> Subject: From newyorker.com
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> (hfgreene at mindspring.com) saw this on newyorker.com and thought  
> you'd like to see it.
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> Click here: http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2009/06/01/090601fa_fact_gawande
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