I think it works really well: different people do different levels of investment and decisions regarding the personal health. Some to scooter, others to bike, o

I think it works really well: different people do different levels of investment and decisions regarding the personal health. Some to scooter, others to bike, others to walk. Some choose to live in a more crime ridden area, others safer. Some people choose to avoid gluten, others to avoid carbs. Even on healthcare, in countries were the system is not so busted as in the us, people choose to have premium insurances over regular ones, to get better care ,and others choose not to. > But rationing healthcare on that basis is ultimately going to benefit nobody. Its not rationing healthcare: its bearing the burden of individual choices.