Larry WeidelMentor and Coach Empowering Million Dollar Earners

Part 1 - The Shocking Truth About Aging

1 Oct 2024 · 1 min

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Kevin O'Leary delivers a monologue criticizing modern healthcare as reactive and infrequently monitored (annual 10-minute checkups), arguing that humans receive less continuous maintenance than complex machines like aircraft; he links this shortcoming to the growing problem of chronic disease and the need for better monitoring.

The problem with healthcare, it waits for you to get sick before you get involved. And if you think of today's healthcare checkup, it's. It's once a year, the doctor's in there for 10 minutes. He may be looking at a cell phone or looking at the computer, typing notes. There's limited technology. You think about today's aircraft, okay, there's maintenance continuously, hourly, computer driven, a lot of sensors. Think about the last time you were on the tarmac and you couldn't get off because the, there was something wrong with the computers. Airplanes are taken care of better than humans. We're born with one life, and chronic disease is a big problem.