A Janitor in an ER and a Nurse in an ER have something in common. They both clean up shit. Shit cleaned up factors into who lives and who dies. Shit cleaned up factors into who dies in a dignified way and who does not.
People do not clean up shit by default. People do not like unpleasant things, such as having to clean up shit but people do it in spite of not liking it because it makes the World a better place. Making the World a better place seen as all pleasantness is likely to underdeliver, is likely to be a misrepresentation.
It is easy to desire to look at society as perfection. People that are in charge are in charge for a reason and God put them there for a reason. Do I believe that is the truth? No. Fairness and Justice, true Right, Righteousness is delivered in a society that works based on Maximize Profit and Throughput, Perfection or Devalued in general? No. These are my opinions, stated as such might lead to people valuing the opinions less. Calling out truths leads to people valuing things less is not all fairness amplified is not all justice amplified.
Throughput and Max Profit factors into who excels and who winds up on the street. Throughput and Max Profit factors into who excels and who winds up in jail. Society is not all adequate throughput in and that is a big problem for society that not everyone likes to talk about truthfully. Talking about is less than all value added, unpleasant at times does not equal it does not need to be talked about.
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On a different note, thinking about basic throughput. I am normally a coffee and soda drinker. Caffeine is nice and costs to both the bottom line and to hydration add up. 3 bags of Lipton Tea and 3 cups of sugar is cheap makes a pitcher. I haven’t calculated the costs though I think it is significantly cheaper than buying sodas or a Starbuck’s coffee. Also creates potential for more hydration as water content and quantity has potential to be less limited. Base throughput can make sodas and coffee go further, too much caffeine not always good. Recommended level of caffeine has not always felt like sufficient throughput in my life experience, might be and likely is different for others.
People are different, people’s energy levels are different and keeping hydrated with a bit cheaper version of caffeine (watered down tea) is giving me some support I would not otherwise have. Also have had stomach problems and been relying heavily on tums. Tea seems to be less problematic, mixed with half milk and ice has been a blessing for less acid reflux. Lower pH (more acidic) drinks like sodas and orange juice have been problematic for me as of late.
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