honestly, i would need to look that up in my insurance police. kind of weak answer i know but i try to keep all the numbers that i don't need out of my head to decrease my decision fatigue with the ones that make me money.    > otherwise one is just blocking talent that's needed elsewhere. we both know that these high trust behaviors are dead now. in the past that would be my baseline but i don't share what i don't have to anymore. > there's a parallel structure of practices that exclusively focuses on the privately insured or direct payers. it's a completely different world. yeah for stuff like beauty surgeries and dentistry but not for say orthopedics. you will land in the same device as all the other niggers, you just get an appointment whereas others have to wait for 2 months or don't get any being told to go elsewhere.   > aktienrente depends who has the control over that. do you really want the greens to pick stocks for you? they just use it as an instrument to make ideological politics with > chefarztbehandlung isn't as great as many think it is. usually the behandelnter arzt, in most cases an assistenzarzt, knows best about a patient. at least for non-surgery stuff. fair point
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