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I’m talking about methods of transport and storage. Food isn’t likely to rot before it gets where it’s going, like it was a couple hundred years ago.

The world has had enough resources for post-scarcity for decades, if not centuries. Before, the problem was logistics, now it’s will.

No that’s socialism.

That would be capitalism’s arguments, yes.

It’s almost like the root cause of poverty and despair should be meaningfully addressed.

None of that is socialism.

https://lemmy.ml/post/39416509

Welcome back! I missed you. Also for some reason I am only shown the headline and logo.

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A heart specialist may very well tell an obese patient these things, but are they going to spend billable hours that insurance companies deny payment to dig deeper to ask questions and write referrals? Is the primary care team going to fight to get more than six therapy sessions paid? To approve and pay for a gym membership?

Yep. That’s why I said integrative. Let me be clear: I mean doctors with medical degrees that would consider the diagnosis in relation to sleep, diet, physical and mental stressors, lack of/exercise etc.

Ahh, I forgot the common vernacular doesn’t match what it actually means. I used it in this way: https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/articles/24103-holistic-doctor

since I often work in health care settings. My fault for failing to remember.

Ah, as in integrative medicine.*

Because we fail to think of/treat things holistically, preferring a quick fix of targeting components. Specialized treatment has a place but it’s better to integrate it with holistic thinking, if not treatment.

Oh hey! Everything old is new again: https://wordhistories.net/2017/01/02/pig-in-poke/

I’ll take “swindle” for a thousand.

Does sr dev not pay enough for a single malt anymore?