> If you are rich enough to think buying kidneys makes sense, I implore you to advocate for better health care which improves the odds of keeping your own origi

> If you are rich enough to think buying kidneys makes sense, I implore you to advocate for better health care which improves the odds of keeping your own original equipment from the manufacturer functioning adequately. Congratulations on having a condition that gives you some control over whether you need an organ transplant in the future. I assume that nobody on HN cares whether you keep your own organs functioning, and nobody thinks you are a nutter just for "having opinions about the topic": they object to your declaration that they should prioritize not needing an organ transplant because of your values and the circumstances of your own life. > Keeping people healthy is boring, doesn't really get tracked, no one cares. That's a fun contrarian statement too. If only there was ever anything written about preventative health care and lifestyle improvements. Maybe you can publish the first book on it!