Whenever I see the stories about mandating vaccines for health care workers, the one thing that always comes to mind is
the 2019 NSCAI document. It called for overhauling the US economy
(by extension, we can conclude the Western world) with AI and getting rid of “legacy systems” such as the ability to see a doctor in-person. So I believe that by doing this, beginning with the lower rungs, you get people to transition to tele-medicine…..after the nurses have walked off their jobs ofcourse. It’s all calculated, otherwise how else would the transition happen?
"Chief among the troublesome “structural factors” highlighted in this presentation are so-called “legacy systems” that are common in the U.S. but much less so in China. The NSCAI document states that examples of “legacy systems” include a financial system that still utilizes cash and card payments, individual car ownership and even receiving medical attention from a human doctor. It states that, while these “legacy systems” in the US are “good enough,” too many “good enough” systems “hinder the adoption of new things,” specifically AI-driven systems.