>>7495179

I think the issue is a little more complicated than a monolithic goal of one industry or another. Most people are good and want to do good.

It has taken evil people working their way into the processes of good and distorting them to turn entire systems evil.

Of course… Modern medicine isn't some brand new thing that sprouted fifty years ago. Everything usually has a tie-in to some earlier practice or institution and thus there isn't something so convenient as day the system was created.

I do think the ethical quandary of doctors has been around for quite some time… A cured customer is not a returning customer. "Working yourself out of a job" is a statement that has a very different implications for doctors - and one I'm not entirely sure how to solve. On the surface - I say that if we have cures - use them. On the other hand, I do recognize that we can't just eliminate the means by which an entire profession lives.

…. There again… I've seen doctors dump a million dollars into yachts to go race in a lake next to people living in pallets wrapped in saran wrap for a shelter (this is in America) … So… I'm sometimes not quite sure how to deconflict my feelings and my assessment of things. When there is illness, we need doctors to help resolve the symptoms or find cures. It's an invaluable service and one that commands a sacred position within society. Yet I get the distinct impression the system has migrated toward profit over people.

I should say… I know it has….

There is a job classification known as a "coder" in hospitals. Their job is to find every possible way to upcharge the service. If the radiologist comes by to look at your chart while you are asleep - charged as if you made an appointment. If you took one pill, you get charged for the bottle. They have even started to teach doctors how to write their reports so that certain terms are used which can be billed as more expensive services.

It's not necessarily the doctors doing this, but the system in which they generally have to operate. Hospitals lost their fucking minds over the insurance disclosure EO.

Somehow… People have gotten so concerned that they are not going to get what they feel they are owed that it has led to an inordinate amount of callousness and indifference.

>>7495365

The real fun is going to come when it's discovered that there is a black hole that is in a binary orbit with the Sun with an orbital period of between 23 and 25,000 years. This is the cause for the shear edge on the Kuiper belt as well as the solar precession through the equinox.

The REALLY fun thing will be when we discover that the center of nearly all stars is a black hole, and that black holes are not relativistic. Black holes consist of an altered state of "matter" which is something like a "Planck Lattice" - if I could give it a name that would make sense. It is not quite Planck Mass as the very fact it exists must be mediated through particle exchanges with the matrix and a true mass at maximim theoretical plack density could not achieve this by any known method.

The lattice is a perfectly symetric crystal which is, effectively, a bose-einstein condensate. All elements are at the same energy state at all times. Or, more properly, any distortion of the lattice creates a difference which is commutated to form a set of particles on the surface - likely a sort of quark or gluon soup.

The observant will note that the casmir effect still applies - so virtual particles are continually appearing from the ground state within this lattice and, be they matter or antimatter, create distortions in the lattice which must be transmitted outside the lattice.

Black holes can only absorb matter in a quantized manner because of this. You can't have a black hole with a mountain on it, and so unless enough material is added to the black hole to create a valid diameter, (that is, since space is quantized, there is a minimum possible increase in the radius and, therefore, a minimum absorbtion to create a new valid surface), it will condense to a fine layer of matter on the surface. The forces of this matter, however, will eventually force the outer layer of the lattice off and into the world. This is a net release of energy which primarily becomes alpha radiation and eventually hydrogen.

The Sun is actually mostly hollow. The surface we see is a liquid plasma that boils atop the actual fusion reaction taking place within the intense magnetic field generated by the black hole (if you think a rare earth magnet is powerful…..). The corona is, effectively, the outgassing of plasma that had undergone a phase change. If the sun's inner layers were a hot skillet, the surface is water floating atop its own vapor and the corona is the steam. The whole thing is contained largely by the magnetic field, as the forces of gravity are far too weak to contend with those of fusion.

…. Did I do this change my mind thing right?

>>7495474

Probably.

The democrats wouldn't be advancing down this road if they didn't think they had some kind of ace in the hole.

At first, I thought the Republicans would end up having to call the Dems' bluff and bring the articles of impeachment, themselves. It could easily be done under the notion it was to give POTUS an actual trial, since the Senate has the authority to subpoena for investogations. The media coverage was already about how the dems were doing nothing but drumming up impeachment - so the play was certainly set up to allow that.

Obviously, the dems went ahead and drafted impeachment… Which makes no sense unless they can either drag their feet on it for nine months or if they feel they have the numbers.

I think the financial interests are in full CYA mode - the investigations are snaking back up through the system and it's putting the pressure on the groups at the top to cut their losses. In the mean time, the intelligence agencies are trying to protect their cushy positions and have to leverage the dems to do it. Even if the democratic party is not viable into the future, so long as they can get Trump out of office and terminate the investigations, they can still recover.

In neither case does the democratic party survive - but the deep state can…. If it can get rid of Trump.

So, I still suspect this will come down to an impeachment hearing in the Senate and probably even some kind of a vote to remove from office.

But that could be far too sensational for its own worth, so it may not even get around to the articles of impeachment.

>>7495579

I'm not entirely sold on Comey.

I think it could be a rather complicated case… For example - I have an old friend I think fondly of who is a foreign liberal who is in over her head, I think. How do I put it… She grew up in an abusive environment such that even the abusive environment of the left is a reprieve. It makes it hard for her to interact with men and so her entire perception is very distorted, but not in a stupidly hypocritical way.

If the men who are "male feminists" are more likely to cheat on you and/or otherwise live off of you, then what must the people who denounce women's rights be like?

So - if she were to ever find herself wrapped up in something stupid - I would end up being a bit hypocritical as I'd want the exception to be afforded to her. But that's not how the law works.

This is someone who played a huge role in forming my understanding of the world outside my own very early on in my life. I would be entirely conflicted if it turned out she was actually malign or had somehow been twisted to commit to a malign set if intentions.

If there were people in the FBI who Comey saw that way - it would be understandable he would be in a very conflicted position.

Honestly, though, I don't really know about him. It could be that he was in a position that could go either way, and he chose to roll his dice in with the deep state.

>>7495676

This is one of those situations where I will trust my opponents to act in their own interests.

I generally appreciated reading Russian intelligence analysis or gauging their reactions to things. They may not be allies or friends, but that also means they can be a no-bullshit third party input on things.

This was another case of things I don't really know about. I think it is possible she was in a bit too deep into some things I've found out there on the internet. There are powers out there other than governments and even over governments - even more powerful than soros if they chose to act directly.

What we are witnessing is a change of the guard within those power structures and a desire to return to a system of law and for them to live by that system of law as relative equals. …. And the consequent clash that will occur.

There is a reason I took the attitude I did when I encountered weird things. If you don't act to retain control over who is needed by whom, then you get sent on weird little stunts like this, I suspect - and it might be good… Might be bad… Might be that it started good and got hijacked by people with malign intent. Even she probably doesn't know or thought she was doing right.

Following the shadow of a rabbit can lead to different results than the rabbit itself, and I think many who do that end up over their head pretty quick.

>>7495715

I think he believed he would somehow get a pass.

There are still quite a few republicans who were in on the game - but the republican party can and will survive their prosecution.

The democrats are in shambles and there will be an effective disollution of the party system in the future. Entire congressional proceedures will need to be rewritten to remove the party requirements.

Anyway - he probably thought he would get passed over. The investigations are zeroing in, so there's a good chance he's feeling the heat and not going to go graciously.

I think if they can pull some kind of evidence out of a hat, they might be able to do something with it. But they will need a lot to sway the Senate. Someone has a plan for what happens now that Schiff has hit the end of his steps - but exactly what, I'm not entirely sure.

They probably feel rather confident that Trump wouldn't investigate because they put plants in all around his campaign and personal life. Even had one managing the thing. So if I had to guess what they will do, I would bet money that they start to try and push their own investigation into people they've marked.

For example, they might try to investigate Trump Jr. For using Russian dressing at some point in his life. I'll be deliberately vague to avoid giving stupid people too many ideas, but I think it's probably more the case that said stupid people are surprised we come up with their ideas, plus a dozen others they never thought of, while derping aimlessly.