@saifsrathore

I am often mocked by my Wall Street friends when I tell the story of the “collapse of American medicine”. It is a direct result of two laws: 1. HITECH act of 2009 that implemented excessive cost and regulations on private practices and 2. ACA “Obamacare” law implemented in 2010. The cumulative effect of these laws was: 1. The collapse of the longstanding doctor-patient relationship as “you could NOT keep your doctor.” 2. The progressive financial failure of private practice physician who eventually joined hospital systems and private equity to reduce their debt. 3. Increasing cost of medicine as more physicians were working under the benefit of additional payments that include a “facility fee” which is awarded the hospital systems and not private practitioners. 4. The increase in administrative costs as increase regulations are a characteristic of large hospitals systems and uncontrolled and government-backed insurance mandates. The above must be reversed in order to re-establish private practice in America.

I've so far avoided dramatics because I would be accused of bias. To be clear: this is the worst energy crisis of our lifetimes, well beyond what any sober mind could have envisioned, with no end in sight. The level of complacency to me is astounding.

JENSEN HUANG: “I would advise that every college student, every teacher should encourage their students to go use AI. Every college student should graduate and be an expert in AI.”

This High Point fan base is unreal and exactly what this tournament is about. The school is 2,800 miles from the Moda Center in Portland and 3 sections are full of students and fans.