I mean, public healthcare can coexist with private practitioners and networks and negotiate prices all the way down.
that's how it works in Brazil: even if you can't access trans healthcare through the free public system (due to geographic unavailability or overdemand) you can still get it cheap.
that's how it works in Brazil: even if you can't access trans healthcare through the free public system (due to geographic unavailability or overdemand) you can still get it cheap.
August 31, 2026 at 4:32 PM
I mean, public healthcare can coexist with private practitioners and networks and negotiate prices all the way down.
that's how it works in Brazil: even if you can't access trans healthcare through the free public system (due to geographic unavailability or overdemand) you can still get it cheap.
that's how it works in Brazil: even if you can't access trans healthcare through the free public system (due to geographic unavailability or overdemand) you can still get it cheap.
Let's also not forget that the tories bunged up the system to give impression of overdemand and Labour are no better.
And I don't know does the ghost of Enoch Powell live in the Home Office and take over the brain of whoever is Home Sec?
And I don't know does the ghost of Enoch Powell live in the Home Office and take over the brain of whoever is Home Sec?
Of all the idiotic and irresponsible ideas this government has come up with this must take the cake.
A self selecting group of people massively undertrained and under prepared to evaluate what are often nuanced and complex situations for asylum appeals.
www.standard.co.uk/news/politic...
A self selecting group of people massively undertrained and under prepared to evaluate what are often nuanced and complex situations for asylum appeals.
www.standard.co.uk/news/politic...
Public to decide asylum cases as Mahmood pledges to speed up decisions
The Home Secretary will set out plans for a new independent body made up of people from a range of backgrounds with training similar to magistrates.
www.standard.co.uk
June 29, 2026 at 8:54 AM
Let's also not forget that the tories bunged up the system to give impression of overdemand and Labour are no better.
And I don't know does the ghost of Enoch Powell live in the Home Office and take over the brain of whoever is Home Sec?
And I don't know does the ghost of Enoch Powell live in the Home Office and take over the brain of whoever is Home Sec?
(The 'LOL, infrastructure' is genuine, by the way. Which campus has the capacity of so many lecture theatres to cover these mega classes? We already drag students in way earlier and later than they want, just because of overdemand on space. The mega modules are simply *not feasible*.)
Each uni has a consultancy in that tells them how to run a degree cheaply. They all simply say 'mega lectures' (LOL, infrastructure) & 'generic modules staff is interchangeable on'.
It's pitched as rationalising, creating a 'sustainable' portfolio. But its destroying what university actually is.
It's pitched as rationalising, creating a 'sustainable' portfolio. But its destroying what university actually is.
I don’t know the details but they may well targeting modules with lower registration, where a world expert gets to teach their research to a relatively small number of the keenest students. You know. Those modules that stick in the students’ minds for the rest of their lives.
June 24, 2026 at 3:31 PM
(The 'LOL, infrastructure' is genuine, by the way. Which campus has the capacity of so many lecture theatres to cover these mega classes? We already drag students in way earlier and later than they want, just because of overdemand on space. The mega modules are simply *not feasible*.)
Yes, (AI) DC overdemand. Not gonna beat around the bush here. I mean micron exited the consumer business just to fill enterprise/DC demand
and yes yes the dram cartel might be a thing but even then the demand spike was very real
and yes yes the dram cartel might be a thing but even then the demand spike was very real
June 11, 2026 at 9:10 PM
Yes, (AI) DC overdemand. Not gonna beat around the bush here. I mean micron exited the consumer business just to fill enterprise/DC demand
and yes yes the dram cartel might be a thing but even then the demand spike was very real
and yes yes the dram cartel might be a thing but even then the demand spike was very real
I'll be honest, not been too happy that storage has 5x'd in price cuz of overdemand and I'm sure once the market can no longer be irrational that'll jump up higher once petrochem feedstocks run dry
Like not even the '21 crypto bubble spiked storage this much
Like not even the '21 crypto bubble spiked storage this much
June 11, 2026 at 9:05 PM
I'll be honest, not been too happy that storage has 5x'd in price cuz of overdemand and I'm sure once the market can no longer be irrational that'll jump up higher once petrochem feedstocks run dry
Like not even the '21 crypto bubble spiked storage this much
Like not even the '21 crypto bubble spiked storage this much
Soo... basically a very ineffecient way to heat water... and the consumer pays the bill double up. First as high priced electricity due to overdemand and the as high priced heating for his house.
June 8, 2026 at 4:53 PM
Soo... basically a very ineffecient way to heat water... and the consumer pays the bill double up. First as high priced electricity due to overdemand and the as high priced heating for his house.
Support you (of course)
Please allow ban on data center.
Every place they build has unforeseen serious problms
Way too many unknowns & effects on each community. Warming & noise effects on humans birds, insects (bird food), farm & wild animals, fish. Migration. Extreme electric & water overdemand
Please allow ban on data center.
Every place they build has unforeseen serious problms
Way too many unknowns & effects on each community. Warming & noise effects on humans birds, insects (bird food), farm & wild animals, fish. Migration. Extreme electric & water overdemand
April 12, 2026 at 6:47 PM
Support you (of course)
Please allow ban on data center.
Every place they build has unforeseen serious problms
Way too many unknowns & effects on each community. Warming & noise effects on humans birds, insects (bird food), farm & wild animals, fish. Migration. Extreme electric & water overdemand
Please allow ban on data center.
Every place they build has unforeseen serious problms
Way too many unknowns & effects on each community. Warming & noise effects on humans birds, insects (bird food), farm & wild animals, fish. Migration. Extreme electric & water overdemand
This is the one thing I'll always be harsh with my peers on. It is unproductive to ignore the reality in how we contribute to overconsumption and overdemand of plastic goods.
April 6, 2026 at 7:41 AM
This is the one thing I'll always be harsh with my peers on. It is unproductive to ignore the reality in how we contribute to overconsumption and overdemand of plastic goods.
This is slightly annoying.
"maternal underinvestment"
OR paternal overdemand, obviously. But no - it's me, doing it wrong again!
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41618671/
"maternal underinvestment"
OR paternal overdemand, obviously. But no - it's me, doing it wrong again!
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41618671/
Placental crises: disruptive selection and maternal under-investment as the foundations of mammalian placental evolution and dysfunction - PubMed
Among the vertebrates, mammals are notable for the dominance of live birth and placental nutrition. The structural diversity of the mammalian placenta is remarkable, despite sharing a single common ancestor and conserved physiological functions. Historically, investigations into the evolution of the …
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
March 17, 2026 at 11:29 PM
This is slightly annoying.
"maternal underinvestment"
OR paternal overdemand, obviously. But no - it's me, doing it wrong again!
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41618671/
"maternal underinvestment"
OR paternal overdemand, obviously. But no - it's me, doing it wrong again!
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41618671/
The idea that there's an overdemand of "content" flies in the face of observable reality about human culture. Every cultural industry exists in a perpetual state of vast oversupply. If you're trying to explain why people make and consume slop, you're failing horribly.
February 5, 2026 at 4:32 AM
The idea that there's an overdemand of "content" flies in the face of observable reality about human culture. Every cultural industry exists in a perpetual state of vast oversupply. If you're trying to explain why people make and consume slop, you're failing horribly.
Huge blow as budget hatchback delays UK orders for 11 MONTHS due to overdemand
DRIVERS hoping to get behind the wheel of one of the year’s most-hyped retro superminis face even more of a wait. The news comes after the manufacturer confirmed that UK deliveries have been delayed further until March…
DRIVERS hoping to get behind the wheel of one of the year’s most-hyped retro superminis face even more of a wait. The news comes after the manufacturer confirmed that UK deliveries have been delayed further until March…
Huge blow as budget hatchback delays UK orders for 11 MONTHS due to overdemand
DRIVERS hoping to get behind the wheel of one of the year’s most-hyped retro superminis face even more of a wait. The news comes after the manufacturer confirmed that UK deliveries have been delayed further until March 2026. Sign up for The Sun newsletter Thank you! The vehicle in question is the Fiat Grande PandaCredit: Getty Customers had originally expected deliveries to begin back in April, marking an 11-month setback for the right-hand-drive launch. While the car’s mechanical sibling, the Citroën C3, arrived in UK showrooms on schedule earlier this year, this specific model has been held back due to overwhelming popularity on the continent.
globalhublet.com
December 18, 2025 at 5:46 AM
Huge blow as budget hatchback delays UK orders for 11 MONTHS due to overdemand
DRIVERS hoping to get behind the wheel of one of the year’s most-hyped retro superminis face even more of a wait. The news comes after the manufacturer confirmed that UK deliveries have been delayed further until March…
DRIVERS hoping to get behind the wheel of one of the year’s most-hyped retro superminis face even more of a wait. The news comes after the manufacturer confirmed that UK deliveries have been delayed further until March…
Hearing a lot of issues in this panel that basically come down to overdemand for productivity and success (no room for failure or slowing down). and now we're supposed to "entreprenue" too... #NASEMRRA2025
October 28, 2025 at 3:50 PM
Hearing a lot of issues in this panel that basically come down to overdemand for productivity and success (no room for failure or slowing down). and now we're supposed to "entreprenue" too... #NASEMRRA2025
The water crisis is here now and has been building since the early 1980s. Overdemand for water and man-made climate disruption are twin evils now combining with fatal consequences for humanity.
#waterislife
#auspol
#waterislife
#auspol
October 6, 2025 at 10:32 PM
The water crisis is here now and has been building since the early 1980s. Overdemand for water and man-made climate disruption are twin evils now combining with fatal consequences for humanity.
#waterislife
#auspol
#waterislife
#auspol
No it won't as many of these jobs are public sector and skilled so will cost quite a lot to train, skill and pay if aim to meet huge overdemand. Which will mean higher taxes on other workers as the reliable revenue stream to meet it. Deliveroo drivers will just get less take home pay.
September 4, 2025 at 8:39 AM
No it won't as many of these jobs are public sector and skilled so will cost quite a lot to train, skill and pay if aim to meet huge overdemand. Which will mean higher taxes on other workers as the reliable revenue stream to meet it. Deliveroo drivers will just get less take home pay.
THAT REALLY SUCKS... the same thing happened with the shadow plushie last yr, they sold out immediately bc of overdemand (and probably scalping!!!) and like never restocked. i hope youre able to find one T__T i can keep an eye out at my local store too
August 28, 2025 at 5:49 PM
THAT REALLY SUCKS... the same thing happened with the shadow plushie last yr, they sold out immediately bc of overdemand (and probably scalping!!!) and like never restocked. i hope youre able to find one T__T i can keep an eye out at my local store too
I think TPCI have found the most elegant solution to the Worlds spectator pass overdemand issue.
$150 USD ($230 AUD) for all access inc. Chase Center Sunday, $120 USD ($184 AUD) for all access except Sunday for adults, using the "Pidgey" method (i.e. the early Pidgey gets the Wurmple)
#PokemonXP
$150 USD ($230 AUD) for all access inc. Chase Center Sunday, $120 USD ($184 AUD) for all access except Sunday for adults, using the "Pidgey" method (i.e. the early Pidgey gets the Wurmple)
#PokemonXP
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August 18, 2025 at 3:33 AM
I think TPCI have found the most elegant solution to the Worlds spectator pass overdemand issue.
$150 USD ($230 AUD) for all access inc. Chase Center Sunday, $120 USD ($184 AUD) for all access except Sunday for adults, using the "Pidgey" method (i.e. the early Pidgey gets the Wurmple)
#PokemonXP
$150 USD ($230 AUD) for all access inc. Chase Center Sunday, $120 USD ($184 AUD) for all access except Sunday for adults, using the "Pidgey" method (i.e. the early Pidgey gets the Wurmple)
#PokemonXP
My precious. Finally got three small bottles of fresh milk. With a surcharge, of course. #borderclosure #overdemand #underproduction #cambodia
July 13, 2025 at 3:50 AM
My precious. Finally got three small bottles of fresh milk. With a surcharge, of course. #borderclosure #overdemand #underproduction #cambodia
None of this changes the fact that there are people for whom these drugs are not medically indicated who are the main drivers of the overdemand. I work in clinical trials. What's happening is bad for those for whom it IS medically indicated (access) and for those for whom it ISN'T (safety profile).
June 27, 2025 at 4:52 PM
None of this changes the fact that there are people for whom these drugs are not medically indicated who are the main drivers of the overdemand. I work in clinical trials. What's happening is bad for those for whom it IS medically indicated (access) and for those for whom it ISN'T (safety profile).
Using calm intellect and logic, putting aside my bias that all Reform voters are ‘kin racists, what fundamental immigration factors might make people choose Reform:
- Lack of housing.
- Oversupply of workers drives local wages down.
- Lack of school places.
- Overdemand on NHS.
- Integration costs.
- Lack of housing.
- Oversupply of workers drives local wages down.
- Lack of school places.
- Overdemand on NHS.
- Integration costs.
May 4, 2025 at 12:07 PM
Using calm intellect and logic, putting aside my bias that all Reform voters are ‘kin racists, what fundamental immigration factors might make people choose Reform:
- Lack of housing.
- Oversupply of workers drives local wages down.
- Lack of school places.
- Overdemand on NHS.
- Integration costs.
- Lack of housing.
- Oversupply of workers drives local wages down.
- Lack of school places.
- Overdemand on NHS.
- Integration costs.
US also had similar thing but due to overdemand in some areas & not being able to equalise the grid quickly enough, just led to fail, fail, fail until the whole lot could be reset.
Either that or I’ve been fever dreaming Die Hard 4.0 again
Either that or I’ve been fever dreaming Die Hard 4.0 again
April 29, 2025 at 9:30 AM
US also had similar thing but due to overdemand in some areas & not being able to equalise the grid quickly enough, just led to fail, fail, fail until the whole lot could be reset.
Either that or I’ve been fever dreaming Die Hard 4.0 again
Either that or I’ve been fever dreaming Die Hard 4.0 again
This is nothing more than a trial balloon to see how much "conditioning" it will take before the US populace will accept it. It's a similar tactic to the one they tried with Harvard - overdemand and then walk it back to a comfortable place.
April 20, 2025 at 10:41 AM
This is nothing more than a trial balloon to see how much "conditioning" it will take before the US populace will accept it. It's a similar tactic to the one they tried with Harvard - overdemand and then walk it back to a comfortable place.
would have overdemand for people eager to do nasty stuff to strangers
April 10, 2025 at 4:24 PM
would have overdemand for people eager to do nasty stuff to strangers
Great summation of the problems caused by Xi's doubling down on China's overcapacity and exacerbated by Trump's unpredictable tariff plans, by Brian Setser.
Both are exporting their domestic economic imbalances (oversupply and overdemand, respectively) on a world that can absorb neither.
Both are exporting their domestic economic imbalances (oversupply and overdemand, respectively) on a world that can absorb neither.
Opinion | Xi Is Making the World Pay for China’s Economic Blunders
Trump’s tariffs are bad enough, but Xi is fundamentally distorting world trade to dig China out of the hole its economic decisions have created.
www.nytimes.com
February 18, 2025 at 10:09 AM
Great summation of the problems caused by Xi's doubling down on China's overcapacity and exacerbated by Trump's unpredictable tariff plans, by Brian Setser.
Both are exporting their domestic economic imbalances (oversupply and overdemand, respectively) on a world that can absorb neither.
Both are exporting their domestic economic imbalances (oversupply and overdemand, respectively) on a world that can absorb neither.