>power-law at the expensive end of social services. Single-payer health care that extends to psychological services and mental handicaps would cover this, righ

>power-law at the expensive end of social services. Single-payer health care that extends to psychological services and mental handicaps would cover this, right? Some people need to be institutionalized, or otherwise supported 24/7. BI allows us to close most government assistance programs, but there still would need to be subsidized health care. Maybe there's a serious co-pay for living arrangements, deducted from BI, so that people don't just claim psychological problems to get free housing. But the problem is solvable.