The document discusses the American behavioral pandemic of consumerism and its causes and symptoms. It argues that consumerism has been exacerbated by several social and environmental factors such as a poor diet, environmental toxins, excessive media and marketing, overuse of medication, and a lack of education. The symptoms of consumerism include poor academic performance, vocational apathy, temporal myopia, sexual misconduct, and denial of one's own dysfunction. The document asserts that consumerism has become widespread among native-born Americans but is rare among immigrants.
2. The American Behavioral Pandemic in the Classroom,
the Workplace, the Body Politic, the Culture, and
Private Life, Which the Medical and Psychiatric
Profession Obstinately REFUSES to Acknowledge...
...and that makes me a bitch?
Most health care can be restored to midwives and pro-environment providers, the true descendents of Hippocrates. The only types of surgery that are actually worth something—trauma, emergency appendectomy, orthopedic, burn, and reconstructive—would be performed by entities of artificial intelligence, which by definition will be asexual and socialist.
Melvin Steakley was a civil rights advocate and a religion columnist for a Houston paper, who was killed with his own gun in a perfect crime in 1965. Police ruled it a suicide, even though he had been receiving death threats.