I've never really understood the concept of "greed". Is it "greed" to want a yacht and helicopter when so many in developed nations struggle to own a home, a nice car and put their kids in good schools? Is it greed to want a house and a car when 100s of millions live in poverty? Is it greed to live at all given the inevitable harms to plants and animals that one will likely cause over their lifetimes? Therefore, the concept of greed seems fundamentally nihilistic to me.
Many people are comfortable with their own level of greed, but uncomfortable with the next "level up" in wealth.
In terms of healthcare, I think what is actually needed is more competition and less corruption.
Many people are comfortable with their own level of greed, but uncomfortable with the next "level up" in wealth.
In terms of healthcare, I think what is actually needed is more competition and less corruption.