Negative Space: rationing
- Catastrophic Care: How American Health Care Killed My Father
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David Goldhill, inspired by the unnecessary death of his father in a hospital surrounded by great doctors, nurses, and technology, describes in detail why health care today kills people—and then charges for it. In no other industry could a business fail so miserably, and then send a bill for having failed.
He also argues persuasively that the ACA took all the bad parts of our health care system—and made them worse.
- Rationing hits the San Diego Comic Convention
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Rationing is almost never the choice, unless you want to create a subculture that thrives on dealing with the rationing scheme. Rationing is trying to force the same amount of water through a smaller and smaller pipe. It’s going to start leaking and finding ways around the pipe.
- Stoy Soy Flour: Miracle Protein for World War II
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To replace protein lost by rationing, add the concentrated protein of Stoy’s soy flour to your baked goods and other dishes!
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- This 1940s Ration Recipe Is the Sweetest WWII Secret You Need to Try!
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“Today we’re diving into wartime cooking with Oatmeal Jam Squares from the 1940s Ration Recipes booklet by Robin Hood Flour Mills. We’ll chat about how oats were promoted as meat substitutes and honey alternatives during WWII, and why today’s ‘luxury’ ingredients like blueberries and pectin would’ve been staples back then.”
