Healthcare: The Pressure‑conversion Infrastructure of Human Harm

Healthcare: The Pressure‑Conversion Infrastructure of Human Harm reframes healthcare not as a healing system but as the final pressure‑sink for all upstream infrastructural failures. Built on siloed specialties, bureaucratic coercion, and economic rationing, healthcare cannot treat causes—only symptoms—producing chronic illness, administrative trauma, financial toxicity, and preventable deterioration as structural outputs. Integrating research‑supported harm pathways, the essay demonstrates how fragmentation, administrative burden, access barriers, and systemic opacity generate predictable patterns of human suffering. Grounded in Infrastructure Determinism, the essay shows why healthcare cannot reform itself and how AI exposes the system’s incoherence by revealing the mismatch between institutional design and human need.