Your reasoning sounds like, I'm not going to do breakfast for my family, because, ya know, if I drop dead, they will miss the breakfasts.
That it's not their biggest concern doesn't mean that it won't be a concern, nor did it mean that it's not something he can avoid becoming a concern.
Some of the comments here are taking the piss...let see how you feel when you hold your baby for the first time.
Btw, for context, in the last 3 years I have had perfectly heathy friend that was in perfect shape drop dead from unexpected heart issues at 38. He had 3 kids. Another friend with 2 kids was killing in a car wreak at 44. Looking at the things their family’s have had to deal with is the reason why I am thinking about this.
Look, I did not want to insult, sorry if it came across like that. I just wanted to point out that _in this specific instance_ you may exaggerate the cost of switching from your weird techy stuff to a commodity solution.
That doesn't say anything about your general principle - which is totally reasonable.