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You haven’t proposed a mechanism for how healthcare and education — traditionally regulated industries — have now become captured. If this is the intellectual standard, the burden on you seems particularly strong since you’re proposing both a diagnosis and a treatment.
I'm proposing that unlike financial profits, the cost of education and healthcare have a direct impact on median citizen QOL. I'm proposing that those costs have risen considerable relative to both wages & other important consumables, which is verifiable.
And I'm admitting — or trying to admit, because I hate how confusing I find the whole mess — that both systems are so complex that it's hard to do much except identify a long list of contributing factors at the nexus of regulation & private interest. But we *have* to dig in, here
Ok. Fair enough. The problem is that we’re on the tail end of a period that has been characterized by politicians urging *less* regulation, not more. And in many cases implementing this. The result is the mess we’re in. How do we prevent that from happening again?
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