JackTheMimic on Nostr: The regulations exist and this happens, and you think "there just weren't enough" The ...
The regulations exist and this happens, and you think "there just weren't enough"
The doctor can treat you but chose not to because he wouldn't be paid, that is the choice, not the doctor paying for your treatment.
If boulder removal costs $100,000 and I've only paid $200 over the lifetime of my policy what sane individual would just give me $99,800? (Obviously don't strawman the argument with different figures, point being most people try to extract more money from recouped policy expenses than they put in)
I think insurance is a scam, for sure(because how could it not be, it's literally a pyramid scheme). The government FORCING YOU to have insurance and using taxes and money printing to pay for the poor's healthcare is what misaligns the incentives and drives up prices due to perverse incentives.
Above all, not doing something, and actively murdering someone is the literal essence of the Trolly problem. Which by the way, tells you whether you are a utilitarian murderer or a deontological ethicist.
The doctor can treat you but chose not to because he wouldn't be paid, that is the choice, not the doctor paying for your treatment.
If boulder removal costs $100,000 and I've only paid $200 over the lifetime of my policy what sane individual would just give me $99,800? (Obviously don't strawman the argument with different figures, point being most people try to extract more money from recouped policy expenses than they put in)
I think insurance is a scam, for sure(because how could it not be, it's literally a pyramid scheme). The government FORCING YOU to have insurance and using taxes and money printing to pay for the poor's healthcare is what misaligns the incentives and drives up prices due to perverse incentives.
Above all, not doing something, and actively murdering someone is the literal essence of the Trolly problem. Which by the way, tells you whether you are a utilitarian murderer or a deontological ethicist.