babies, right? because half of them are men, that's how the population of the world breaks down. when 100% of people have prostate cancer coverage, only 50% of them can potentially ever have cancer but as a result the insurance company knows that 50% will never claim for prostate cancer and 50% will never claim for maternity and everybody gets to pay a relatively low rate more to a single-payer system like canada's a rate the size of -- the shape of my head. zero. the other thing that's the shape of my head is the number of free market health insurance systems there are in the world. it's a fallacy. it simply doesn't work because as wendall can tell you, for-profit insurance companies exist for profit which means they will not willingly insure people who are high risk without some sort of offset. and the offset has to be a big pool or everybody or a bunch of not-sick people. so now when you carve out these essential health benefits, ten of them that you had on the screen there, for most people that represents any potential illness or treatment that you could actually seek. so, sure, if you take all of