healthcare

“Where does America underperform competitively, internationally? We underperform in education and healthcare. The two that are most regulated have the least amount of innovation.”

“80% of what we spend on health care in America are for chronic diseases, Joe. Diseases that tie directly back into our diet and lifestyle.”

“The areas where you've had technology markets with the cost of cell phones or software or TVs, you know, everything is dropped. But the sectors where government's really involved and where government's kind of playing a role like education and healthcare, like…”

“I think that in healthcare, as it has become a bigger and bigger part of our economy multifactor productivity has actually been declining.”

“I mean, to me, this is why I think healthcare is like the most woke of all the industries is because to be woke, which is like to be part of this like modern religion of what you're supposed to believe, you have to not question things. You have to go along wit…”

“You can't take an established organization and really move it forward. It really does involve training differently, but also setting up healthcare differently.”

“We do on a per capita basis and in absolute dollars spend more on healthcare than any country in the world. We're not even in the same zip code as the next countries.”

“It's not all 23 year old tech wizards that are the ones that can build everything we need. There's, we need a good combination of different types of people who have actual different experience, especially for healthcare.”

“It's going to be a lot cheaper to deal with everyone being younger.”

“One of the reasons that code is growing so quickly is because you have this really great feedback loop of success or failure, right? It's, you know, in, in, in healthcare or in law or something like that, you know, it's a lot harder to say, you know, whether y…”

“There's one area of healthcare that is incredibly sophisticated, technologically advanced, and the price curve looks like Moore's law. The price curve looks like video games. The price curve is just a straight line down, and the quality of the service has gone…”

“Healthcare is 20% of the economy on its way to 50%.”

“It's very obvious that AI can make these things a half, a third the cost for better outcomes, and yet every one of our states in this country Has very powerful provider and payer lobbies and has very powerful cartels that block competition.”

“And I actually think AI is going to make healthcare a lot cheaper if we let it compete.”

“Now, I don't, we, I don't know what you think, but there's no free market in healthcare. It doesn't exist.”

“You know, 70% of people have chronic disease. It's kind of insane. You know, at all, all age ranges. And it's like, we spend the most on healthcare, yet we have the most disease.”