Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: Some of the healthy folks, healthy young kids say I'll never get sick, therefore I don't need health care right now. For those what I think we need to do is to develop an investment-type vehicle that would be an incentive for them to invest, like medical savings accounts with rollover capacity.
Healthy kids think they don't need health care.
Most people can afford proper health care
Healthy folks say they don't need health care right now.
Younger American do not need health care because they are covered by their parents.
Children not having health insurance is intolerable. 
there is now more incentive to save.
Health savings accounts do not exist. 
future illness is something youngsters should save for
Financial investment options are popular among young people.
Sometimes it is better to save than to invest.
young workers need a savings account
The AIDS epidemic has also taught us about the value of stock investments relative to mutual funds.
This person wants to expand access to healthcare. 
The agent thinks child health insurance is inadequate. 
People are not allowed to buy in to medicare early.
The writer believes that they need healthcare immediately because they are sick.
Health care savings accounts are the same as retirement accounts. 
they have fantastic surpluses in the fund for insuurance
The work put into a health care system is worth it.
After this budget, people will spend less on healthcare.
The writer believes they are in dire need of health care.
younger workers already have personal savings accounts
The writer doesn't believe in incentives.
The writer believes that an investment-type vehicle would not be an incentive for people to invest.
Some of the healthy kids say that I am always sick.