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Does free healthcare mean higher taxes?

Here’s the irony. If you’re an American, probably not.The United States spends more taxpayer dollars per capita on health care than any other country in the world.Let me say that again.The United States spends more taxpayer dollars per capita on health care than any other country in the world.The Medicare hospital insurance tax is the largest part of this - that amounts to $277 billion per year. However, it only covers people 65 and over. By law, the hospital insurance tax has to pay for Medicare in its entirety, although states also have to chip in.The other major health program is Medicaid for the very poor. It’s funded out of general revenues at both the federal and state level, so you don’t see that money coming out of your paycheck.Everyone else either has health insurance (which is expensive, even for employers) or they pay as they go.In addition, the U.S. government makes some health spending tax deductible (costing it money) and has other health care spending.Here’s a breakdown showing government programs, private health insurance, and other private spendingAnd this shows that the combination of government and government mandated programs (the “health insurance” part of the pie) is larger than what any other OECD country pays per person for health insurance.And it’s not even close.There are a lot of savings to be had. If the government is the only insurance provider, it can largely dictate what rates it pays (at present, private insurers pay higher rates than the government). It can eliminate the cost of processing insurance claims (which is massive).Let’s put it another way. Most people get health insurance through their employer. Technically, that’s not a “tax” but you don’t see that money anyway. That goes to an insurance company that pays more for services than the government does. If every procedure is paid for at the government rate, that’s a big cost savings right there.Why do doctors accept less from Medicare? Because they always pay their bills and they’re less likely to argue a procedure is medically necessary.

What's the sleaziest thing you've seen a health insurance company do?

This afternoon I received a prescription drug coverage denial letter from Blue Cross Blue Shield that may kill my partner.I’m pissed and scared right now so sleazy is an understatement; I think attempted manslaughter is more accurate. My partner is in his 30s and had a heart attack earlier this year. A stent was placed in his coronary artery to alleviate significant blockage.His initial bloodwork results indicated the cause was extremely high cholesterol. We cleaned up our diets and he started a course of statins. Those statins caused him intense joint pain and barely reduced his cholesterol; it remained above 260 LDL.His cardiologist suspected that he has a condition called severe familial hypercholesterolemia which basically means he is genetically predisposed to high cholesterol. Unfortunately we don’t have half of his family history because he does not know his father. Genetic testing could prove it but insurance won’t cover the cost of the testing.So the cardiologist recommended a combination of a statin and a new drug called a PCSK9 inhibitor. After his first month on this drug, his LDL cholesterol dropped by a whopping 45%.Sounds great, right?! But, no, coverage denied.Well, unfortunately this drug costs $14,000 per year and our private insurance says that is too expensive. That cost is a hell of a lot cheaper than the hundreds of thousands of dollars billed after his heart attack.We aren’t the only ones being denied coverage. Less than half of insurance claims for these meds are approved.[1][1][1][1]The insurance company recommends that he try a different statin in place of the medicine that we know is working.After he returned from the hospital I would lie awake at night listening to make sure he was still breathing. I had a constant fear that I would lose him while he slept or worked or mowed the grass. Seeing his cholesterol numbers drop helped calm my anxieties and allowed me to sleep.He’s got another week before he’s due his next monthly dose but I can already feel the heaviness of anxiety returning. I suspect there are quite a few sleepless nights ahead.Footnotes[1] http://When Cholesterol Drugs Cost $14,000, an Insurance Tug-of-War (https://www.wsj.com/articles/when-cholesterol-drugs-cost-14-000-an-insurance-tug-of-war-1497889667) [1] http://When Cholesterol Drugs Cost $14,000, an Insurance Tug-of-War (https://www.wsj.com/articles/when-cholesterol-drugs-cost-14-000-an-insurance-tug-of-war-1497889667) [1] http://When Cholesterol Drugs Cost $14,000, an Insurance Tug-of-War (https://www.wsj.com/articles/when-cholesterol-drugs-cost-14-000-an-insurance-tug-of-war-1497889667) [1] http://When Cholesterol Drugs Cost $14,000, an Insurance Tug-of-War (https://www.wsj.com/articles/when-cholesterol-drugs-cost-14-000-an-insurance-tug-of-war-1497889667)

If the Moon had half of its mass but it was half of the distance from Earth, would anything change?

Oh yes, things would change.Tidal forces are proportional to the mass of the object causing the tides, and inversely proportional to the cube of the distance.So if you reduced the Moon’s mass by one half, you’ll have reduced its tidal force by a factor of two; but if you reduced the Moon’s distance from the Earth by one half, that amounts to a factor-of-8 increase in the tidal force. Combine the two and you effectively increased lunar tides by a factor of four.That is a pretty dramatic increase. Good-bye, coastal cities. Good-bye Venice. Good-bye, well, most of the Netherlands I guess. As to what the solid Earth tides would do in places like the Pacific rim of fire, I can only guess, but I suspect there’ll be a lot of insurance claims by earthquake survivors in California, too.I thank my generous supporters on Patreon. If you like my answers, please consider joining them.

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