I believe that if I cared more about privacy than my life, I wouldn't go to a public institution full of people I objectively cannot trust because I don't perso

I believe that if I cared more about privacy than my life, I wouldn't go to a public institution full of people I objectively cannot trust because I don't personally know them and then put my life in their hands. Privacy schizos need to stop making up nonsense. All of your diagnosed illnesses are permanently stored in a database that will never ever be deleted until decades after your death. This data is already shared between all hospitals. The moment you step through the hospital door you aren't at home and your privacy fantasies end. Literally any malicious worker could leak your data and then what? Why does this even matter. If I see you in a street, I can tell you're sickly just from the direction you're walking in.