This thread was inspired by the problems of business-people claiming to be qualified for elective office based on their business experience. This thread covers evolving thoughts on the idea of sectors.<\/p>\n
Intro<\/a> – Introduction to the idea that sectors are more than conveniences. Thoughts on public, private, religious, family, and educational sectors.<\/p>\n A reader response<\/a> – at length, and my thoughts.<\/p>\n A look<\/a> at public higher education and the impact of private sector methods and thoughts, including North Carolina’s UNC system.<\/p>\n An example<\/a> from Saudi Arabia.<\/p>\n The Daraprim<\/a> controversy.<\/p>\n An critical examination<\/a> of an article on education.<\/p>\n A discussion<\/a> of Categorization.<\/p>\n How private sector methods bias<\/a> the development of drugs.<\/p>\n The confusion of technical terms<\/a>.<\/p>\n The problem of the free press<\/a>.<\/p>\n The private sector and nutrition<\/a>.<\/p>\n Discussion of the misuse of analogies between CEOs and the American Presidency<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" This thread was inspired by the problems of business-people claiming to be qualified for elective office based on their business experience. This thread covers evolving thoughts on the idea of sectors. Intro – Introduction to the idea that sectors are more than conveniences. Thoughts on public, private, religious, family, and \u2026 Continue reading