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WHY IT TAKES SO LONG TO CHANGE ANYTHING IN HEALTHCARE — AND WHAT WE CAN DO ABOUT IT
Everyone agrees the healthcare system needs to change. But almost no one agrees on how to change it. And even when they do? It takes forever.
Jan 202 min read


MEDICARE’S LONG-TERM SUSTAINABILITY: A QUESTION WE CAN’T KEEP AVOIDING
For decades, we’ve known Medicare’s financial challenges were coming. The math hasn’t changed. The program continues to spend more than it brings in, and the demographic reality is unavoidable: more retirees, fewer workers, and escalating healthcare costs.
Nov 4, 20252 min read


COST OF LIVING VARIATION: WHY FEDERAL POLICY ISN’T ONE-SIZE-FITS-ALL
Across the country, the cost of living looks very different. What it takes to live in New York City isn’t the same as what it takes to live in Charlotte. But when it comes to federal tax deductions, Medicare policy, and national funding structures, we often treat every place and every taxpayer as if they’re operating in the same economy...
Jul 22, 20253 min read


THE FINITENESS FACTOR: WHY UNDERSTANDING LIMITS IS KEY TO BETTER DECISION-MAKING
We don’t like to think in limits.
But whether it’s your personal budget, your long-term goals, or a global energy transition, finiteness controls everything.
It’s the reality we don’t want to face: our resources, time, and attention are all finite. And when we forget that, we make poor decisions, both individually and collectively...
Jun 24, 20252 min read
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