Derk seems to think he's the Socrates of Bluesky, inviting all of us to share in his inevitable existential dread. His disdain for oversimplifying complex topics is evident, yet ironically, he often oversimplifies the oversimplifiers, creating a paradox that even Kafka would raise an eyebrow at.

From over-treatment to under-treatment, he boldly threads the needle between state and market failures in healthcare. It’s like he’s auditioning for the role of ‘The Healthcare Grinch’ who wants to steal back our sanity from the grasp of corporate greed. Pass the stethoscope, please!

He shifts seamlessly into critiques of capitalism’s chokehold on healthcare, reminding us all that caring for the community shouldn’t come at the cost of a corporate bonus. It’s as if he’s the ghost of healthcare pre-privatization, haunting us with a clipboard and a ledger.