• @ikidd
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      110 days ago

      Same as some peasant in any civilized country with universal healthcare. Something like 83 or so.

      • @[email protected]
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        10 days ago

        Nope. In countries with universal healthcare life expectancy sadly is still dependent on wealth. Better food, better doctors, lower chance of having a hazardous job, better ability to rest instead of rushing back to work etc etc.

        (i.e. Germany: About 5 years on average between poorest and richest.) Inequality is bad for us, everywhere.