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“..Is there a difference between money from a person's wage going towards private health insurance versus it going to taxes that then goes to public health insurance?”Yes.I get to chose private insurance, how much coverage and at what cost. I can. if I want, chose no insurance.Public Health Insurance has politicians and unelected bureaucrats making all those choices for me and then expects me to pay the bill based on their decisions of what they think I need.

From what I have been reading so far, Modi's visit to China has certainly drawn much attention of Chinese media. It has made top of the top stories on China Daily and People's Daily. (China Daily is probably the most important English newspaper in China while People's Daily is the official publication of government.) In the meanwhile, there are sections newly started on various social media that mainly introduce Indian culture to Chinese people, and a literally detailed follow-up itinerary of what Modi has done since he arrived in China. In a very short time, hashtag Indian Prime Minister Modi became one of the most trending topics on Chinese Weibo, an equivalent of Twitter in China, and that had happened even before the selfie he took with Chinese Premier Li Keqiang was posted, not to mention that selfie has gained 84,688 likes and 60,576 shares from Modi's official account on Weibo last time I checked it.Now have a look at the contents of what they write and say, meetings, agreements, are reported of course. But a lot of cultural exchange activities reports take up much coverage, too. Personally, I see it as an active move to link India and China closer, not only politically and economically, but culturally. Overall, the word "positively" should be a simple version of the answer to this question.It's selfie time, say "cheese"!

I worked at a cosmetics store where we provided complimentary makeovers to anyone who asked for it.One day, a woman came in and sat down on an empty chair and gestured to her face, “I want to have foundation.” So I went through the routine of questions. “What is your skin type? What consistency do you prefer? How much coverage?” She promptly cut me off, and simply said, “Too many questions. I’ll give you 5 minutes to make me look good.”I was getting slightly annoyed, but I figured she was maybe just trying to get some makeup done before meeting someone. So, I went with the safe bet: a popular foundation that is highly recommended for sensitive skin (I didn’t want to accidentally break her out.) Anyway, I started to apply, and she stopped me and began to raise her voice.“What are you doing?! I just want to cover this one spot.” By the way, she didn’t mention this at all and if she had I would have applied concealer, which was what she was looking for.“Take it off and do it over,” she demanded.At this point, I sat down all of my brushes and said, “You can say that nicely.”She stared at me in disbelief, but after about 10 seconds, began to stammer, “No... no... I just meant...”My manager ran over and asked if I wanted my break, and took over. I seldom lose my temper, and I guess she knew that so I never got “in trouble” for it. I certainly was not paid enough (or will ever be paid enough) to be made to feel less of a person.