One of the "problems" I see with th healthcare debate is about the private sectors role. Many tout a free market approach and want the government to stay out of this market. This position assumes that there is a profitable market in the first place.
Why would there be profit in caring for the sick and poor? I don't think there is. Like education, these things cost money and come with no guarantee of payoff.  Sure, if you limit yourself to only rich patients you will make money. Sick people will give anything to not die. But a poor person who needs expensive surgery or drugs will never pay you back. A pure free market would likely see the majority of us die penny-less, having only received a tiny percent of needed treatment before running out of cash. Is that what we want? Maybe we do. But know that you are one illness away from impoverishing your family.
Could anyone explain how for profit businesses are going to give poor sick people money at a profit, cause I don't see how?

BBC backs lies from the sinister NOAA: "No evidence of mermaids, says US government"

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-18692830

I think my actual response will be more along the lines of HOLLY SHIT IT'S JESUS! (or maybe that dude from zztop)

I have heard that one theory about the "666" relates to money. Apparently there was a Roman coin with the number on it. Because the Romans were hated by some at the time, the association with evil started.

Can this also be used to purchase a sim card and data from the wireless providers? This can be really useful for someone who is traveling internationally and does not wish to pay usurious roaming fees.

Hey guys,

   I was wondering what's the best/easiest way to convert USD to BTC?

Me too