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Yeah that’s reasonable. A reasonable person could see how that could look like something life threatening until examined by a health care provider.

Knee pain you’ve had for a month? Had a panic attack yesterday? Pain because you just had surgery and don’t want to take your pain medications? This is more what I’m talking about

Ambulance’s should be used for emergencies

It’s everywhere. I’ve seen it 20km down a logging road. I’m no expert on these things but I can’t imagine it being eradicated

Thanks for including the link!

Does Tidal pay artists better?

BRB. Got an idea for a start-up

You’re right, it is possible to reject someone’s belief while letting them pray in a public space.

However, when you tangle the prayer into governance you send a signal that the religious practice will, on some level, inform how the people are governed. And that’s not okay in our society.

I couldn’t have answered the question if you didn’t ask it.

No no. Broken bones would probably be Orange. Some bone breaks are potentially life threatening by themselves (pelvis, femur, and skull/spine obviously), and then if they break through the skin that really changes things. Part of this that the call-taker and dispatcher make an informed assessment on the situation based on the information given over the phone.

BC uses this exact system and has for some time. However, they haven't implemented Green calls yet so they get lumped into Yellow. An example of a Green call might be more like "I accidentally left my daily medication in my pocket when I was doing laundry and the only pharmacy in town isn't open until 2 days from now and I have no way to get to the hospital by myself".

Everyone's got different life situations so scenarios like that one really do come up and they do need caring for, but any reasonable person would agree that they're in a different category than "I think I'm having a heart attack"

Grad students, obviously.

Search for “Dag Aabye”. There a short documentary about him https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QcJoW9Lwzs0

What’s the definition of a “car” here? Do pickups and vans count?

I bet some set of those will be excluded and if that’s the case this will have a side effect of driving further adoption in those larger vehicles.