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\nA SOBERING ANALYSIS: Professor Frank talks about how the number of people touched by symptoms of mental illness dramatically increased during the pandemic, the increased awareness of the usefulness of mental health support for people...\nA SOBERING ANALYSIS: Professor Frank talks about how the number of people touched by symptoms of mental illness dramatically increased during the pandemic, the increased awareness of the usefulness of mental health support for people suffering from isolation and loneliness, the causes of the carnage that occurred in long-term care facilities and the scientific, public-health and economic tools that were not properly used during the pandemic. A COMMUNITY OF CARE: Professor Kahn talks about how democracy thrives in a community of care or it will turn into mob rule and how the pandemic has shown both the necessity of a community and the failure to unite as a community in the USA with an extremely high tolerance for death and destruction. MORALLY WANTING: Professor Kitcher talks about how the reaction to the pandemic in the USA has shown that moral lessons have not been learned and most people are insensitive to the different inequalities in their society while very little attention has been paid to the obligation of rich countries to help poor countries have access to treatment. Featured researchers in this video: Richard Frank, Director, USC-Brookings Schaeffer Initiative for Health Policy, Brookings Institution; Paul Kahn, Robert W. Winner Professor of Law and the Humanities, Yale University; Philip Kitcher, John Dewey Professor Emeritus of Philosophy, Columbia University.\n
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2023
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