> insurance. Insurance is for high cost unforeseen events. Most health care is not high cost unforeseen events; it's foreseen events like physicals, shots, chec

> insurance. Insurance is for high cost unforeseen events. Most health care is not high cost unforeseen events; it's foreseen events like physicals, shots, checkups and prescriptions for chronic conditions, etc., or low cost unforeseen events like getting an infection and needing treatment Is that really true total cost wise? > Food stamps just give people a monthly sum they can spend on food; So you’re saying that this approach (giving people a fixed sum) certainly wouldn’t work for healthcare due to perfectly obvious reasons you’ve described?