>However, if each individual pays for the entirety of their own health-care costs, then it is far less obvious what actions should be taken. This doesn't exist

>However, if each individual pays for the entirety of their own health-care costs, then it is far less obvious what actions should be taken. This doesn't exist in the nature we find modern civilization in. You pay for others health, one way or another. We either pay for it sooner and reap the benefits of people being able to work, have families, money, or you pay for it with poverty, crime, "blood". You also pay for it with driven yet disadvantaged people not being able to rise to positions that use their abilities. Example: Students. Health is inherent to humans. To be human at all is to have health and medical requirements. Cloud services are not a requirement of your very existence.