Can't pick just one!

No parts of it extended beyond the lines, and the paper ticket was clearly displayed, impaled on a horn.

moves her base

and heres her team of builders!

Base of Egg Zoomer Void!

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This results in every chronically ill and disabled person to be neglected and never diagnosed or treated.

Doctors are taught that it always must be horses, zebras are so rare that that cant possibly be what they have. Doctors are told they are smarter than their patients, that they always know whats best for them, and that they know more about the patients body than they do. They are taught that anyone who is not easy to save or cure must be lying or exaggerating because "zebras are rare".

When someone chronically ill and undiagnosed does their own research and asks the doctors to test for specific things, this challenges what doctors have been taught: that they are smarter and better than patients, and know everything they need.

This results in doctors becoming defensive, hostile, abusive, and neglectful towards their chronically ill patients.

Doctors are not properly trained to deal with people with illnesses that are chronic and cannot be cured, their practice is based around helping abled people. This is because our society doesn't care about disabled people, and actively lie and say we are rare and meaningless and therefore should not be considered.

Doctors quickly become desensitized to human suffering in their job. Instead of caring about their patients they worry that they are drug addicts and if they give the drug addicts drugs they will lose their job. They would rather let everyone suffer than possibly give medication to someone who may be lying. They believe the worst thing imaginable is someone lying to them for drugs, so they assume every person with complex problems must be a drug addict and they must protect themselves by not treating them.

This leads to pain, suffering, and the death of many chronically ill and disabled people.

Pre-pandemic, we saw discoveries and new "best practices" change years apart. With covid, we are seeing new stuff daily.