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No one - the Falun Gong has faced persecution from the CCP for awhile now, and they saw an opportunity in Donald Trump to access his followers by pushing far-right conspiracy theories, with an end goal of creating considerable anti-Chinese sentiment and destabilization of US/Chinese relations.

Are there any potential applications for stem cell therapies in patients with relapse-remitting MS?

I’m not able to comment on their legitimacy as a religious organization, but from what I understand they’ve always been ultra-conservative in nature and their leader in part out has always subscribed conspiracy theories, so I wouldn’t be surprised. The fact remains though, that until 2015 they abstained almost entirely from publishing anything related to American politics. You say it’s a much bigger problem that they’ve been a cult for such a long time, but I disagree. Even assuming they’ve always been a nefarious cult, they didn’t have the audience they now hold before they latched onto Trump. Their capacity for negatively influencing the American public is greater than it has ever been.

Yes, and we unfortunately saw it manifest in anti-Asian violence this week

Hi Andy, thanks for taking the time for this AMA. I work in EHR and from my perspective some of the industry's largest inefficiencies arise from complexity in hospital and professional billing, insurance and claims. I feel that the technology exists to automate a lot of the actual processing that needs to occur, but that one thing that technology cannot overcome is the complexity of billing rules/regulations.

Do you feel there is room for optimization in this area without a switch to a single payor system?

From your perspective, what are the other areas of greatest inefficiency and/or unnecessary expense in the healthcare industry?