>What is rather unfortunate, is that we put more importance to our oil-infrastructure than our hospital infrastructure. Just conjecture here, but this may be b

>What is rather unfortunate, is that we put more importance to our oil-infrastructure than our hospital infrastructure. Just conjecture here, but this may be because the healthcare system is more resilient. Even as bad as it is, disruption to the healthcare system in these attacks is more local and more easily addressed by load shifting. Contrast that to oil infrastructure which may have more single points of failure as well as being more interconnected to the economy as a whole.