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Southern MN | People make mistakes, its human nature. Computers and software are built by people, who make mistakes. Data is entered into computers by people who make mistakes. People trust computers to do things correctly all the time and many times never notice a mistake, which is yet another mistake by a person not to check things over (that's you Lowell). I think you would be surprised how many mistakes go unnoticed in this world. It doesn't matter what race, age, or employer (government, private sector, military, self employed), all people are capable and do make mistakes, even you.
To relate this to government provided healthcare seems pretty far fetched. That's like saying "If Lowell, a farmer, can't notice the wrong make on his registration, how can we trust the rest of the farmers in the U.S. to (fill in the blank)." | |
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"It was our mistake, but you need to fix it"
