TE
科技回声
首页24小时热榜最新最佳问答展示工作
GitHubTwitter
首页

科技回声

基于 Next.js 构建的科技新闻平台,提供全球科技新闻和讨论内容。

GitHubTwitter

首页

首页最新最佳问答展示工作

资源链接

HackerNews API原版 HackerNewsNext.js

© 2025 科技回声. 版权所有。

Stephen Hawking: I'm Worried about the Future of the NHS

26 点作者 JohnHammersley将近 8 年前

4 条评论

andy_ppp将近 8 年前
“...if you can defund it, it won&#x27;t be in good shape. And there is a standard technique of privatization, namely defund what you want to privatize. Like when Thatcher wanted to defund the railroads, first thing to do is defund them, then they don&#x27;t work and people get angry and they want a change. You say okay, privatize them and then they get worse.” - Noam Chomsky<p>This is 100% the case with the UKs rail system, and our national health service is being underfunded at and amazing rate. I always think Jeremy Hunt looks like he’s just received a particularly distressing colonoscopy which I suppose is why he hates doctors and nurses so much.<p>NHS costs less than half the cost of the American system for similar outcomes and it worked really really well when funded at the level of other European countries under the last Labour government.
评论 #15050921 未加载
评论 #15050747 未加载
评论 #15050883 未加载
评论 #15051109 未加载
评论 #15051118 未加载
评论 #15050884 未加载
评论 #15050922 未加载
mhh__将近 8 年前
Privatization has always been an incredibly overloaded term when it comes to the NHS. No party is proposing getting rid of state healthcare. The left wing argument against markets in general even interacting with the NHS is usually along the lines of [I don&#x27;t want those fat cats profiting off peoples health]. This makes me wonder: As long as the care is universal and free, who cares how it&#x27;s delivered.<p>I feel the best pro-&quot;privatisation&quot; argument is found in the Liberal Democrat Orange Book.
评论 #15052273 未加载
ziggzagg将近 8 年前
We keep hearing that Hawking makes his concerning comments about subjects like AI, aliens and now national health insurance. He is a theoretical physicist.
评论 #15050864 未加载
评论 #15050751 未加载
评论 #15050868 未加载
contingencies将近 8 年前
Met some NHS technical staff back in 2009 or so at a Linux meetup: they were grizzled, hardcore knowledgeable, hard working and underpaid.