That’s a really good question and it shows how little has really been fleshed out at this point (at least in my mind). I think the state still has a role to pla

That’s a really good question and it shows how little has really been fleshed out at this point (at least in my mind). I think the state still has a role to play making purchasing decisions for some; for example, incapacitated people should probably be purchasing healthcare that revives them in most cases, and the state should make the decision there that hospitals should just do so. Where you draw the line where the person isn’t capable of make the decision? I would favor very far into the personal responsibility myself, but I bet there are really good humanitarian and efficiency arguments for a different line that has the state interviene at an earlier point.