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Prompt used for this image
Atompunk space age full-page advertisement realistic illustration 1950s America of a man in a retrofuturistic astronaut spacesuit smiling and holding up a tall glass of foamy beer
Theme
The future, a place where all of us will live! New technologies will continue to improve life for all, as we master the atom, the electroradio wave, and the magnetic storage tape! And wherever we go on Earth, OR BEYOND, we will bring the marvels of capitalism, and the wondrous products it provides!
Capture the golden age of advertising and the atomic age. The technology of the fifties and sixties, extrapolated into the future, and used to sell you something you may or may not need.
Good luck, and most importantly, have fun!
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Everyone can submit their image to this post. At the end of the week all images will be collected and shared in a new voting post wherein people can vote on their favorite image. This will be up for at least 24 hours before a winner is made.
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Voting and final scoring will be done in a separate post. Scores At the end of the challenge the image with the most votes, wins! It’s that simple :) The winner gets to pick the next theme. As always, have fun everyone!
Back in 2019 when universal healthcare was being discussed during the Democratic primary, the Pod Save America guys addressed the question of "Who will pay for it??!" with...
America only ever has one total medical bill, for all the medical expenses and associated costs that we all use, every year. And even if someone doesn't go to the doctor, then that still eventually adds up to a cost that we all pay, because someday they'll miss work, or die, or they'll get really sick and wind up having to declare bankruptcy, and that's a cost that affects us all, too. There's no way to subtract from that total cost; either people get the treatment that they need, or the cost gets distributed around anyway, sooner or later. So really, the only variable over which we have meaningful control is how much inefficiency is built into that system, and private insurance is an absolutely massive source of inefficiency.
Also, I can't fucking believe that we haven't had a major campaign on the premise of "Never have to think about your insurance EVER AGAIN!" because every goddamn time I have to think about my insurance, whether I've got it, whether it covers what I'm thinking of, whether I'm at the right doctor or not, I feel bile rising in the back of my throat. Having to think about insurance should probably poll at around the same level of rectal polyps, and yet we all have to think about it at some point or other, and it's fucking bullshit.