Micha Elyi/59 & Ned/82; I hear y’all –yes my post was sentimental and and acalendrical (if that can be a word). You’re both right. But sloppily rendered sentiments or no the shamelessness of the proposed industrial cost/benefit medicine is pretty shocking when one realizes that a system fouled up technically by misconceived third party payer schemes that are imminently fixable via application of simple economic principle, is being used to foul up morally an entire national culture’s ‘felt’ reason for being.

I’m talking about family –that thing which drains ‘first loyalty’ from the Fatherland. How long in the brave new world until one finds cause to worry that one cares ‘too much’ about the old folks who raised one. How long until one becomes an old folk and begins to distrust the youngers. How long until anticipation of such psycho burden bleeds into distrust a yet un-made family of the future?