"The War In Medicine"

   Continued From The Last Post.

Suppose we define the "life" of a car to be the
number of miles the original engine lasts. For the
B companies the average "life" of their cars would
be less than 100,000 miles. For the G companies
the average "life" of their cars would be greater
than 300,000 miles.

Suppose we refuse to allow air conditioners to be
replaced when they break and define the "quality of
life" of a car to be the number of miles the original
air conditioner lasts. Again, for the B companies the
average "quality of life" of their cars would be much
less than the "quality of life" for the cars of the
G companies.

Suppose we define the "strength of movement" of a car
to be the number of miles the original transmission
lasts. Again, for the B companies the average "strength
of movement" of their cars would be much less than the
"strength of movement" for the cars of the G companies.

If we built a chart comparing the cars of the B companies
to the cars of the G companies, with these three
statistics accurately reflected, no one in their right
mind would buy a car built by a B company.

But remember that the B companies have the most money
and the most clout with the media. So what can they do
to get customers? They can do a lot of things that
distract potential customers from the important statistics.
But the most important thing they will do is suppress
these statistics. Their goal is to divert people's attention
from the statistics (which are suppressed) and get them
to think of other things.

        Continued In The Next Post.

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