These essays discuss our moral/ethical dilemmas, the decline of the family, deteriorating education, fixing an inadequate and bankrupting healthcare system, and the recent pandemic.
Group I consists of 18 essays discussing our constitution, our belief systems, congressional laziness, government failures, and competition with China.
Group II, comprising 17 essays, describes the breakdown of our education system from pre-k through graduate and professional schools.
Group III includes 18 essays focusing on the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic, its origins, the deliberate squelching of scientific discussion, and the 19th-century warning by Mary Shelly.
Group IV, comprising 19 essays, explores the current fallacy of mass-producing healthcare, the decline of the patient-physician relationship, and misaligned financial incentives, ultimately leading to inadequate, exorbitant care.
Group V contains three essays discussing Medicare/Medicaid, including their high costs, subpar care, and potential paths to reform, aiming to ensure every American has access to personalized care at an affordable cost.