Well, working support for software company where we often do just that sometimes, the reasoning is different. Often times update to latest version is simply th

Well, working support for software company where we often do just that sometimes, the reasoning is different. Often times update to latest version is simply the fastest and safest solution to many problems, since why bother with fixes and workarounds when the underlying bug has been properly resolved elsewhere? We still are required first to identify that upgrade is the right path Software support isn't exactly analogous to healthcare since the upgrade requirement often is trivial and troubleshooting past that checkpoint is instantaneous. It's also generally not potentially life threatening, despite what angry DBAs might threaten I would say that weight as a checkpoint for some things is mildly arbitrary and not nearly as useful as most recent patch. With most recent patch, you at least can see what fixes have been incorporated. Losing weight doesn't have the capacity to immediately resolve the underlying issue like a patch does. I do agree that obesity is a personal thing, but a patient being obese is just part of the considerations as they troubleshoot. It's a major problem but it's also integrated into the patient, and it's the unfortunate reality of what doctors need to deal with.