5. Reindustrialize our nation. Because the factory floor is in China, we miss out on all the innovations that happen there.
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6. Stop all immigration but merit-based innovation. No more chain. No more lottery bullshit. Just take the best and brightest. Make America a multicultural melting pot of the brightest minds the world has to offer in the best location on earth.
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7. It's time for the government to step in and stop people from pumping sugar into our bodies. It's killing us and it's totally unnecessary. The food pyramid is not right for most americans.
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8. Power through and fix health care. Either go all private or go all public (out of my area of competence here), but none of this corporate cronyist rent seeking moral hazard agency problem bullshit.
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what else - let's go! enough of this wishy-washy "let's build" bullshit
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**crickets** oh well I guess time to move to China 我欢迎我们的新霸王
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9. Here’s a controversial contrarian one! America needs to raise its testosterone. Testosterone in men has been falling after controlling for the likely culprits (not sure I totally believe the controls but whatever). If we can get it...up, we will start taking “risks” again!
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Replying to @Molson_Hart
Of course. Just joking. I do like your thread. One thought I had was around comparative advantage. I think America should be trying to build more of what we’re good at and less of what others can do better. Trying to make textiles here for example is dumb. Does that make sense?
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I would say yes and no. As a country we need to have some textile manufacturing. Otherwise we will literally not know how to sew masks right? We can’t forget how to make clothes. If possible I’d like to see at least the fabric get made here. Those machines are very complicated.
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Replying to @Molson_Hart @mgirdley
We could maintain a luxury textile manufacturing sector (we still sort of have one) and then send that fabric down to Mexico etc for the cheap stuff. If we do comparative advantage only, we will end up with a country that just makes agricultural products, cinema, and finance
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until the almighty dollar goes. Manufacturing is super important for technology and for employment. Some people in the US can’t work any other job. If we do the comparative advantage thing nothing will be made here except the biggest most difficult to move stuff.
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