as a US citizen from a 'shithole' country, I fully support it, lets all US/EU citizens experience what we all had to. Fill in a ton of papers, prove that you're a human too and get rejected.
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- You've got a backpain? Here is your ibuprofen peal.
- But I have very severe back pain.
- Here is your bigger ibuprofen peal, come back in 6 month to see the specialist.
6 month later in US:
- Congratulations, you've got cancer.
3 years and more than $1M in bills later:
- This is the end.
I bought it and it was a counterfeit book. Pretty sure if you buy it there you will get either a counterfeit book or an international edition which has significantly lower print quality.
Also " Figure 9.2: The recursion tree for the Change-making problem with T = 10, with duplicate calls merged. " The tree starts with 8 as well.
1. A friend of mine had severe back pains, all what he got from a family doctor was some painkillers and some stories that his back pain due to to weak muscles and he has to exercise more and wait a bit (3-6 months) before he can get some tests done. Anyways he moved to the US and week later made some tests to find that he has cancer in some serious stage. He started treatment but it was too late.
2. Another friend had spend 6 hours in ER with his eyelid cut in half (he got a branch into his eye while hiking).
3. I had some troubles with my daughter in Canada as well, don't want to go into details.
I eventually moved to the US and while healthcare here is outrageously and ridiculously expensive it is still years ahead of Canadian when you have a good insurance.