Personal data minimism is and has been a successful strategy for pioneers and the socially mobile, I think. What I wonder about is whether, on aggregate, the c

Personal data minimism is and has been a successful strategy for pioneers and the socially mobile, I think. What I wonder about is whether, on aggregate, the claims that widely available healthcare data can lead to improved state-wide health outcomes are valid (I think they are). These two paths seem to involve some level of friction or cognitive dissonance and that's what I'm trying to narrow down on.