"They will eloquently discuss new investments in healthcare without actually having improved healthcare, or health, for that matter. A practice that would be completely unacceptable to the builders, the people that must accomplish something, can be politically popular. The builders will insist on measurables, they will insist on whether or not the healthcare investment reached its expected outcomes, while the essay writers will be swept up in the rhetoric, the optics, the smoke and mirrors, the visible, the appearance of action, the motivation, the benign intent without consideration of malign impact," writes Brandon Kirby in this edition of Freedom Philosophy.