Universal healthcare can lead to a healthier population overall, which in turn improves daily interactions, reduces absenteeism, and increases overall well-being, benefiting society as a whole.
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A healthier, happier population benefits all
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Once people become accustomed to universal healthcare, they may raise their expectations, demanding more services and benefits.
Human nature is such that people are rarely satisfied with what they have. For example, amenities like hot water and cars, once accessible only to the wealthy, are now taken for granted by most. Improving life amenities doesn't necessarily lead to greater happiness at a societal level.
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