Did you read the one whole sentence of the post ? They ' re talking about that idea , not the current Framer . <| sep |> Definitely giving you a delta for talking about actually problems with it and not saying It ' ll cost too much . Yes , ideally this would start as a mix of government and markets , with the government being the main provider to the lowest income individuals first and moving up from there . This is why people with special chosen diets bodybuilders wouldn ' t fall in this category at the current moment if you have time to life for hours a day and pay for a gym , you probably have means to provide for yourself . My idea hinges on production costs being exponentially lowered by increasing technology automation of production . Imagine food stamps , but instead the government would be responsible for producing and dispersing the food . As far as quantity and quality ? Quantity would be based on dieticiannutritionist recommendations of necessary caloric intake and the basic breakdown of that intake into fats , carbs , etc . The services would have be localized to cities to provide for the most people , but so are hospitals . If you live outside the city , you already have to travel to get your basic needs , so it wouldn ' t have a major impact . If you don ' t want the internet Quakers , etc that ' s your choice , but you should have access if desired .