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Oscar A. Pereyra

@Tenamaxtli

Estudiante del doctorado en Estudios Humanísticos del Tec CCM, escritor e investigador freelance, filósofo de las culturas antiguas. Inversión,cine.

CDMX Katılım Temmuz 2009
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timmy O'tool.eth@PTERIGION·
@Tenamaxtli @jerseyh0mo Mmmmta, entonces no vas a mandarme las fotos de cada hospital cerca de tu casa que funciona bien????? No que las mentiras se tiran fácil ?????🤷‍♂️
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Alan Estrada
Alan Estrada@alan_estrada·
No existe la inclusión forzada. Mil planas.
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timmy O'tool.eth
timmy O'tool.eth@PTERIGION·
@jerseyh0mo Imagine being a gullible Mofo that belives all sort of stupid news. This is México universal healthcare
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Luigi Glez
Luigi Glez@ignatius_gc·
@jerseyh0mo Mi tío tuvo un infarto, no tenía seguro y le salvaron la vida en el IMSS. Muchos hablan desde el odio al gobierno y la comodidad de no tener una urgencia, pero cuando tengan la necesidad verán que está clase de políticas benefician a los mexicanos.
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Break Rodriguez
Break Rodriguez@break_rodriguez·
@jerseyh0mo Now visualize thats a fuckin' lie I'm Mexican, see these videos and find out for yourself #imss México's health system is dirtier than shit
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Oscar A. Pereyra
Oscar A. Pereyra@Tenamaxtli·
@Josernan @aakashgupta I don't why USA is so obsessed about this news, NOBODY in Mexico is talking about it. If you think our Healthcare is worse or better than USA is ok, we just don't think about it.
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JHZ
JHZ@Josernan·
34% of Mexico's population doesn't have proper access to healthcare. Signing a presidential decree won't change that. Compare that to 8% of the US. You're cherry picking numbers to back a hypothesis you made up. Mexico isn't "more efficient". It's mostly the US having unique causes of death that have little to do with access to healthcare: gun violence, vehicle accidents, inactivity, overdose (which ironically could be caused by excess healthcare). Remove those causes and the US is on par with other developed nations. (If you'd actually want to show efficiency look at Costa Rica)
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Aakash Gupta
Aakash Gupta@aakashgupta·
The math on Mexico's healthcare decree tells a story the US should find embarrassing. Mexico spends $1,588 per person on healthcare. The US spends $12,914. That's 8x more per capita. Mexico's life expectancy: 75.5 years. America's: 77.5. So the US pays 8x more for 2 extra years of life. The decree unifies three fragmented public systems (IMSS, ISSSTE, IMSS-Bienestar) into one. Any citizen walks into any public hospital. No enrollment barriers. No network restrictions. Registration starts this month for seniors 85+, full rollout by 2028. Mexico has 1.0 hospital beds per 1,000 people. The OECD average is 4.2. They have 2.7 doctors per 1,000 vs the OECD's 3.9. The infrastructure gap is real, and critics are right that no budget has been attached. But the design principle is what matters. Mexico looked at its fragmented system and said: the problem is that which hospital you can visit depends on which employer you have. So they're removing that constraint entirely. The US looked at the same fragmentation problem and built an $800 billion insurance industry around it.
Pubity@pubity

Mexico's President just made a life-changing decree, giving every Mexican universal health care. Their goal is for everyone in Mexico to have access to healthcare if they need it, regardless of income, and it'll be fully rolled out by 2028.

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Jostein Hauge
Jostein Hauge@haugejostein·
Some countries spend money on wars. Other countries spend money on universal healthcare.
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Oscar A. Pereyra
Oscar A. Pereyra@Tenamaxtli·
@Josegarres1 Esa idea la sacaste de Bourdieu y es totalmente sesgada, muchas obras salen de la irracionalidad y no tienen intención que expresar una postura de la vida sino una forma estética de algo incognosible.
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Luke Leisher@luke_leisher_·
lol.
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Oscar A. Pereyra@Tenamaxtli·
@ExsyLantsov @XMandonguilles El arte no es ideológico porque parte de una necesidad de expresión que no pertenece al plano racional, que es de donde sacas tus deducciones políticas.
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Exsy Lantsov | El Vigilante Nocturno
@XMandonguilles El arte es ideológico, de manera consciente o inconsciente, y más marcado o menos marcado, pero lo es, me encantaría vivir en los mundos de yupi en los que estaís en los que creeís que el arte es pura recreación, pero tengo capacidad de analisis, te lo recomiendo
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Oscar A. Pereyra
Oscar A. Pereyra@Tenamaxtli·
@ilyukhinaas You think every inch of life should be turn into a political statement, and that is the dumbest idea of today.
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Oscar A. Pereyra
Oscar A. Pereyra@Tenamaxtli·
@TvDannyZ Dejen de creerse la idea que todo en su vida tiene que ser político. El arte es una expresión de la vida y sus misterios, no un panfleto de preferencias políticas. Se tragaron a Bourdieu sin cuestionarlo.
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Fandom Pulse
Fandom Pulse@fandompulse·
Project Hail Mary writer Andy Weir on social commentary in books: "I dislike social commentary. Like… I really hate it. When I’m reading a book, I just want to be entertained, not preached at by the author. Plus, it ruins the wonder of the story if I know the author has a political or social axe to grind. I no longer speculate about all possible outcomes of the story because I know for a fact that the universe of that book will conspire to ensure that the author’s political agenda is validated. I hate that." "I put no politics or social commentary into my stories at all. Anyone who thinks they see something like that is reading it in on their own. I have no point to make, and I’m not trying to affect the reader’s opinion on anything. My sole job is to entertain, and I stick to that." "To that end, I also don’t talk about my personal political opinions publicly. I don’t want readers to even know, honestly. I don’t want that in the back of their minds as they read my stuff." Is this why he has the #1 sci-fi movie in decades?
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Oscar A. Pereyra
Oscar A. Pereyra@Tenamaxtli·
@_lauraespi_ En la academia solo lees de un tema para entender un poco más que otros. "Entender al mundo" es un objetivo muy amplio e imposible. Pura egolatria.
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Laura Espi
Laura Espi@_lauraespi_·
No, tu “hobby” lector no te ayuda a ser más culto y a entender mejor el mundo si solo lees a hombres, autores de una sola nacionalidad, o pertenecientes a la clase social alta. Si el arte que consumes tiene una variedad reducida, tu visión del mundo también será reducida.
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Arlin Medrano
Arlin Medrano@arlinmedrano_·
Mucho pueblo para la poca humanidad que nos queda. Iran hoy en puentes frente a la amenaza de Trump de bombardeo de puentes.
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Oscar A. Pereyra
Oscar A. Pereyra@Tenamaxtli·
@r0dr1c @MiltonFriedom5 Estudiamos personas, matemáticamente se comportan de formas no lineales. Por eso no se puede predecir como en las ciencias duras. Y eso lo dice un físico.
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@MiltonFriedom5 El tema es que las ciencias sociales no pueden experimentar realmente. Los experimentos que hace tienen un nivel de contrastación moderado. Por eso no generan leyes y cualquier cosa es válida. Es todo sesgo de confirmación. No son ciencias!
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Milton Friedom5 ✈️
Milton Friedom5 ✈️@MiltonFriedom5·
Lo maravilloso de las ciencias duras es que cálculos exactos hicieron coincidir a las trayectorias de la Tierra y la luna en un punto exacto. Un pequeño error y terminan todos desintegrados. En cambio, los progres aman las ciencias sociales donde pueden estar meses debatiendo si el que mata debe ir preso o es una víctima de la sociedad y no llegar a nada mientras viven del chamuyo toda su vida.
Physics & Astronomy Zone@zone_astronomy

To think that we aren't just going "to the Moon," but rather traveling to meet it at an exact point in space... changes everything. ​It all comes down to orbital mechanics: arriving at the precise location, at the precise moment. ​One tiny error... and it simply doesn't happen

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