You be the judge. Over at Justice Talking, Russell Roberts from Cafe Hayek debates Dr. Quentin Young of Physicians for a National Health Program.
The mp3 is here.
Hat-tip: Cafe Hayek
Jake Young is a MD/PhD student at Mount Sinai School of Medicine focusing in Neuroscience. He is due to graduate in 2032. He received a BS and a MS in Biological Sciences from Stanford University -- where he spent most of his time drinking heavily and building vegetable catapults instead of learning information that would now be eminently useful. When he is not failing terrifically to perform his sworn duties, he enjoys watching bad movies, ethnic food, and running.
Pure Pedantry is a blog about science -- social sciences and otherwise -- as well as academic and scientific culture. No one can live on science alone, so I also like to dwell on pop culture, periodically explore the humanities, and indulge in other types of geeky goodness.
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Category: Healthcare
Posted on: March 25, 2008 12:50 PM, by Jake Young
You be the judge. Over at Justice Talking, Russell Roberts from Cafe Hayek debates Dr. Quentin Young of Physicians for a National Health Program.
The mp3 is here.
Hat-tip: Cafe Hayek
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Is providing health care a right? Is silently standing by and watching someone kill somebody else, without going and getting help, a wrong? We should be past this point as a society! Instead, we are still arguing the meaning of words like "right", simply to let us sleep peacefully at night after we've effectively told those around us "F*** you".
Posted by: Andrea | March 26, 2008 3:21 PM