Perhaps those with chronic conditions should be handled by a separate system from the standard GP one in general? It feels like they tend to have a different set of requirements: more likely to want … (View Post)

Interesting idea. My guess is it would result in it being almost impossible to get anything done. I also think most voters don't really want to think about politics at the level they'd need… (View Post)

The problem, of course, is that it isn't really a choice -- if you don't believe in God, then thinking life would be better if you did won't make it so. (I'm currently listening t… (View Post)

Yes, but they should also expect that depending on how they express that anger they may be viewed by other people as threatening. That's part of what anger is. (View Post)

Right, this was the conclusion I came to -- you have to ration access on some basis, and the physical-queue method at least prioritises those who care deeply enough to give up a lot of their time to … (View Post)