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Earth is a huge place. There are lot of us who share this planet together.And it sometimes get difficult to understand what's happening all over the world, what everybody believes. It's never bad to have a little idea about your planet anyways.So to understand things better let's shrink down the entire world population down from 7.5 billion people to just 100 people.And let's see some interesting distributions across the world.Equal gender distributionAsia will be most crowded and Australia will be loneliest.Population distribution among nations.Age distribution.Religion distribution.Language. Mandarin is the most spoken language, not English.Literacy distribution.8 people won't have access to clean drinking water.Health chart will be like40 people dont have toilet facility .Employment distributionAverage age for women to get married- 29, for men- 32Out of 100, 15 will be smokers.Interesting!!Only 7 people with College degrees.Mobile phones distribution.More People have access to mobile phones than clean toilets. I guess it's all about priorities. Hahaha!! :DOut of 100, 47 people will have access to internet. Out of which distribution would be like thisThis one is interesting. This one person owns more than 50 % of all the money in the world. Also note that, total 10 persons combined will own more than 85 % of all money. Lastly, 70 people controls only 3 % of money. Life is unfair right??Follow me for more posts like this these.Thank you!!Source-What If Only 100 People Existed on Earth?

I came home from the VA hospital after a year and a half of recovery and therapy to resume my role as a single father of my baby girl and I came back to find my mother and ex mother-in-law had conspired together to keep me from ever bringing my baby back home again and, when I tried to see her they antagonized trouble with me to have me arrested for standing my ground and never yelling back at them but being so honest they couldn’t argue with me so they would flex the arm of law enforcement to discredit me, they can start getting back in with me when all of us, my 14 year old daughter, her step father, mother, both grandmothers and myself all sit down with my appointed therapist and discuss my daughter so I can file that meeting in my mental health chart so that I may have the VA send me that mental health chart to have it filed in my divorce papers along with the bank records from when the ex stole $12,500.00 from my account while I was incapacitated and the bank returned my funds and froze her’s and get them out from between my daughter and I once and for all, since I’ve never given them the satisfaction of yelling back at them because I won’t act like a jackass in front of my kid that’s for my personal time.They’ll know that I took care of our daughter when her mother decided to become a crack addict, and I wouldn’t let her drag our infant down with her whether I was in the Iraqi desert or not, because I’m a father that can ignore the crap he’s in personally, to keep the baby took care of first damn the rockets, mortars, bullets and stupid people full speed ahead, baby I was a communications soldier and showed how good I was at it when I sent the baby to my sister, setup the baby’s financial support and then cleaned out the joint account all in a 30 minute time frame from the Iraqi desert and still came back and resumed responsibility of being a single father of a 19 month old baby as a full time soldier in a rapid deployment division apparently I’m still capable of those things or nobody would be angry about not being able to put me in assisted living, because I prove them to be liars when the state of Mississippi evaluates my mental health.

I don’t have an answer specific to surgery, but what I can tell you is that our rate of medical errors generally is pretty appalling.According to a study by Johns Hopkins University, medical errors (including those incurred during surgery) are now the 3rd leading cause of death in the U.S.Study Suggests Medical Errors Now Third Leading Cause of Death in the U.S. - 05/03/2016Beyond that (and as others have noted), our HAQ Index score of 81 is also appalling in that we’re wedged between Montenegro and Estonia.The HAQ Index is based on what’s called “amenable mortality” — and the details of the study can be found here:Healthcare Access and Quality Index based on mortality from causes amenable to personal health care in 195 countries and territories, 1990–2015: a novel analysis from the Global Burden of Disease 2015 study… and beyond that, our per capita spending relative to life expectancy is also appalling considering our huge wealth.NB: The chart only goes to 2014. This year — 2019 — Team USA will spend over $11,000 (4 more dotted vertical bars) per capita on healthcare — AND — our Life Expectancy has declined for each of the last 3 years.So the evidence is both clear and compelling that systems based on universal coverage (including those that are considered “socialized healthcare”) are vastly superior to the U.S. system of tiered coverage.