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January is the perfect time to re-evaluate our health-related goals.
But, I am not a fan of any deus ex machina philosophy; like the wholesale ABJ Health Ventures initiative; etc.
As most know, the Latin term “deus ex machina” is a translation of a Greek phrase that means literally “god from a machine.” The “Machine” refers to the crane that held a god over the stage in ancient Greek and Roman drama and theater.
On the other hand, did you know that healthier [cheaper] lifestyle choices can actually have a direct, positive impact on our body, personal finances and societal economics [study of scarce resources]?
Good Health does not depend on modern technology – “deus ex machina” – so let us not make it so.
Note: Unfamiliar with ABJ Health Ventures? Do an internet search.
My philosophy:
Eat less, walk more, reduce end-of-life catastrophes, avoid “moral turpitude and hazards”; and help doctors focus on acute injuries and the top 5 chronic diseases.
The domestic health insurance problem [almost] solved. Period!
KISS ME!
Assessment
Do we really need so much technology? Only time will tell, I suppose. After much time, treasure and talent spent. REALLY – KISS ME!
Conclusion
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