If possible, I see them covering up the death briefly, pardoning everyone using his autopen, then revealing his death. Pardons would be his “last act” before dying.

Mind-Flayingly Good Bouillon.

Incomprehensibly delicious bouillon.

I feel similar to that re: e-books. Being able to read a book in an elevator at work on my phone, a tablet in my callroom, and my laptop in my house without ever losing my place is really cool.

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The Roman commercial breadmaking process from start to finish, as detailed on the 1st century BCE tomb of Eurysaces the baker, just outside today's Porta Maggiore

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Ceramic hedgehog dated to the Neolithic period found at the Hamin archaeological site near Shebotu Town in Inner Mongolia, China

I think about that a lot. If Indian doctors decide not to come here, our healthcare system is screwed. Idk how well you can live on a physician salary in Pakistan or Nigeria (where a huge number of my colleagues hail from), but I bet it’s pretty well.

If you look at the countries where we’re attracting a lot of doctors FROM (India, Pakistan, Nigeria), the cost of living can be significantly less. I have an oncologist friend who went back to India around 10 years ago, and was crestfallen by how well some of her med school classmates were living.

The US WAS getting talented people from around the world who they didn’t have to pay to raise or educate.

I have no idea how they think they’re going to fill the void they’re creating, given that higher education is increasingly prohibitively expensive for many Americans.