> The first issue with this is that the gap between the uninsured and insured is not necessarily due to the lack of insurance. It could be due to factors associated with not having insurance, like living on the streets, being schizophrenic, being poor, and so on.

Made up perspective to justify his angle.

Not having healthcare access for a lot of people is 100% a policy choice. Waved off here by a list that really says why we should have universal healthcare; some people are mental and not aware they could have access without the stupid policy decision.

Just strings together sentences to ultimately make a reductive point about arithmetic and their own literacy.

Despite Yale's issues they're still a better source than random blogger with high school math literacy.