M4A. A sustainable healthcare organization. That’s structured towards optimal health from cradle to grave. Including education, nutrition, and appropriate staff per patient ratio’s. Move from 3 8 hour shifts to 4 6 hour shifts. Appropriately pay and schedule healthcare workers -
What should change at the end of all this? We should have a Dept of Peace to help avoid disasters. We should have a Dept of Children & Youth to help avoid disasters. We should have a Green New Deal to help avoid disasters. We should pay reparations to help end ongoing disasters.
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Some of the unhealthiest among us because we’re so busy taking care of everyone else. Keep buildings and equipment in good repair. Invest in education and research that is not just at publish or perish academic mills. Structures and resources appropriately and creatively deployed
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We need a ... Revolution Of Consciousness. Marianne Williamsonpic.twitter.com/KfiDkMDhq3
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Based on what evidence? Our current Departments and Institutions are corrupt and fail us everyday. What makes you think it will be any better in the future?
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Many of them are not corrupt and do not fail you every day. Many of them are filled with good, hard-working people who keep you safe in ways you don’t even realize. Demonizing government, withdrawing resources from its proper functioning, is part of how we got here.
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Also an actual department of education and not whatever monstrosity Betsy DeVos is in charge of
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I basically agree, but “department of peace” would almost certainly become its Orwellian reversal.
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