

Ep. 65: "Most Drugs Are Bad for You" - Robin Hanson & Sebastian Brunemeier Return, The Crisis of Health Outcomes, Sclerosis of Science and Special Jurisdictions as Solutions
7 snips Sep 14, 2023
Sebastian Brunemeier and Robin Hanson discuss the disappointing outcomes of the healthcare market and the hidden motives behind it. They explore the misallocation of capital in the pharma-industrial complex and regulatory monopoly. The podcast also highlights the potential of special jurisdictions and medical tourism. They propose implementing groundbreaking ideas such as life insurance coupled with healthcare. The chapters cover topics like the limitations of medicine, misaligned incentives in healthcare, trust in doctors, starting a new insurance company, putting control in the hands of the patient, and advancements in society, healthcare, and longevity biotech.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
The Effectiveness and Limitations of Medicine
02:54 • 14min
Misaligned Incentives in Healthcare
17:24 • 5min
Trust in Doctors and Technological Stagnation in Biomedical Science
22:47 • 15min
Challenges and Strategies for Starting a New Insurance Company
38:08 • 6min
Putting Control in the Hands of the Patient
44:06 • 25min
Advancements in Society, Healthcare, and Longevity Biotech
01:09:20 • 5min