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dpb writes:
Lew Hodgett wrote:
"dpb" wrote:

That's what catastrophic policies are for...you don't have one???

And after it gets maxed out, then what?

Call Uncle Barak, I guess. Seems your answer to everything else; ask
somebody else to take care your responsibilities.

In designing critical systems (and I think health care qualifies),
it is important to consider the failure points before they occur.
So I think it was not only a fair question, but an essential one.

Then what? Some *will* be in over their heads. Is there a lifeguard
or do they drown?

Both are acceptable answers (ultimately, all resources have limits),
but avoiding the question definitely doesn't lead to good solutions.

Governing isn't about finding the easy 90% of the answer.

--
Drew Lawson

I only came in search of answers, never planned to sell my soul
I only came in search of something left that I could call my own