The Elmdor-Appreciation-Out - Number of practitioners: one.

[Till]

Never having expectations is never being disappointed.

[Till]

His name is Luigi. Saved at least ~150,000 people paying for insurance from being killed by Brian Thompson denying it geniusly for years and getting away with it.




That's what you call epic superheroism folks. So when does he get the medal and ticker-tape parade?

[Slacker Magician]

Never having expectations is never being disappointed.

[Slacker Magician]

His name is Luigi. Saved at least ~150,000 people paying for insurance from being killed by Brian Thompson denying it geniusly for years and getting away with it.




That's what you call epic superheroism folks. So when does he get the medal and ticker-tape parade?

I haven't read into any of it but I'm guessing the insurance company will continue on with business as usual. I don't know why people bother with HI. If anything major happens the coverage gets negated by markups. For small issues you're probably spending more over time on the insurance than what you'd spend on medical expenses.

[Till]

I haven't read into any of it but I'm guessing the insurance company will continue on with business as usual. I don't know why people bother with HI. If anything major happens the coverage gets negated by markups. For small issues you're probably spending more over time on the insurance than what you'd spend on medical expenses.

It's basically a confidence game that gets people killed. They'd have the money to pay for emergency procedures if they were not paying for insurance, insurance should not be the priority and saving innocent lives is in a benevolent society. There should be no insurance special interest groups influencing government policy, the objective of health insurance profit is not giving people what they pay for and people being killed. It's a scam that murders, legal means to kill innocents and requires abolition with an alternative taking its place such as free emergency procedures done by robots. We don't need surgeons refusing to save lives and volunteers. We don't need doctors refusing to cure either, even when there are no humans with a heart robots have with ethical programming and robots don't need payment.

P.S. instead of subverting AI to be superefficient at denying insurance claims and getting innocent people killed like Brian Thompson was, it should power robotic surgeons and robotic doctors to superefficiently save innocent lives as a turning point toward benevolence.

[Jackhammer]

Looks interesting. Just grabbed the first eight episodes...

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt33204697/

[Slacker Magician]

It's basically a confidence game that gets people killed. They'd have the money to pay for emergency procedures if they were not paying for insurance, insurance should not be the priority and saving innocent lives is in a benevolent society. There should be no insurance special interest groups influencing government policy, the objective of health insurance profit is not giving people what they pay for and people being killed. It's a scam that murders, legal means to kill innocents and requires abolition with an alternative taking its place such as free emergency procedures done by robots. We don't need surgeons refusing to save lives and volunteers. We don't need doctors refusing to cure either, even when there are no humans with a heart robots have with ethical programming and robots don't need payment.

P.S. instead of subverting AI to be superefficient at denying insurance claims and getting innocent people killed like Brian Thompson was, it should power robotic surgeons and robotic doctors to superefficiently save innocent lives as a turning point toward benevolence.

I don't think there's a chance of it happening anytime soon but that would be nice . How many people want to be cured anymore? Seems like most are content to take their daily/weekly/monthly whatever medical subscription.

[Till]

I don't think there's a chance of it happening anytime soon but that would be nice . How many people want to be cured anymore? Seems like most are content to take their daily/weekly/monthly whatever medical subscription.

After a sufficient amount of medals and ticker-tape parades the probability of mass killer of innocents CEOs finding another line of work is astronomically certain. A benevolent pivot toward saving innocent lives at all costs as well as curing instead of treating illness and disease becomes the only thing insured ensured.

[Till]

After a sufficient amount of medals and ticker-tape parades the probability of mass killer of innocents CEOs finding another line of work is astronomically certain. A benevolent pivot toward saving innocent lives at all costs as well as curing instead of treating illness and disease becomes the only thing insured ensured.

Oh, so you have special interest groups influencing government policies to have legal means to kill innocents in a medical system with a Socratic oath to save innocent lives? And you want to makes billions in profit by being a mastermind genius automating it with AI making it super-efficient at killing innocents for the slightest frivolous reason you can get away with it to profit under laws you influence to make killing innocent people legal, what would Jesus do(Matthew 10:34 + Luke 19:27)?




Are you Lawful Evil?

https://dnd5e.wikidot.com/paladin

A paladin, sworn to uphold justice and protect the innocent, would likely see a Lawful Evil leader killing innocents legally through automation as a grave threat to the world. Here's how they might respond:
* Direct Confrontation: The paladin would likely challenge the leader directly, seeking to expose their evil deeds and bring them to justice. This could involve:
* Public Accusations: Exposing the leader's crimes to the public, rallying support, and potentially inciting a rebellion.
* Personal Duel: A one-on-one combat to decide the leader's fate, symbolizing a clash between good and evil.
* Undermining the System: The paladin might work to undermine the leader's power by:
* Exposing Corruption: Revealing the leader's manipulation of the law and the extent of their influence.
* Recruiting Allies: Gathering support from other lawful and good-aligned individuals to counter the leader's power.
* Direct Action: If the leader's actions pose an immediate threat, the paladin might take more drastic measures:
* Assassinating the Leader: As a last resort, the paladin might see it as necessary to eliminate the leader to prevent further harm.
* Sabotaging the Killing Machines: Disrupting the leader's automated killing system to stop the immediate loss of innocent lives.
Remember, a paladin's actions are guided by their oath and their commitment to justice. They would likely exhaust all peaceful options before resorting to violence. However, if the situation demands it, they will act decisively to protect the innocent and uphold the principles of good.

That being stated, I'm Chaotic Neutral and I don't like LAWS, ones that make killing innocents legal I'm in the party with paladins as they righteously slay Lawful Evil leaders automating killing innocents through laws they influence letting them get away with it.

[Grouch]

After a sufficient amount of medals and ticker-tape parades the probability of mass killer of innocents CEOs finding another line of work is astronomically certain. A benevolent pivot toward saving innocent lives at all costs as well as curing instead of treating illness and disease becomes the only thing insured ensured.

Oh, so you have special interest groups influencing government policies to have legal means to kill innocents in a medical system with a Socratic oath to save innocent lives? And you want to makes billions in profit by being a mastermind genius automating it with AI making it super-efficient at killing innocents for the slightest frivolous reason you can get away with it to profit under laws you influence to make killing innocent people legal, what would Jesus do(Matthew 10:34 + Luke 19:27)?




Are you Lawful Evil?

https://dnd5e.wikidot.com/paladin
That being stated, I'm Chaotic Neutral and I don't like LAWS, ones that make killing innocents legal I'm in the party with paladins as they righteously slay Lawful Evil leaders automating killing innocents through laws they influence letting them get away with it.

your AV is very appropriate with these two comments.

[Till]

They wanna ban videos of haplorhines mating? These hairy, banana-eating, bipedal great apes? Give me a break! We're talking about creatures that walk upright and share 100% of our DNA. If we're gonna ban that, we might as well ban mirrors.



I mean, what's next? Banning documentaries about hominini? 'Oh, no, we can't show those! Too much butt-scratching and tree-swinging!'. We're a bunch of hairless monkeys with opposable thumbs, and we're shocked by a little primate action? It's like being offended by a squirrel stashing acorns. It's nature, people! Next thing you know, they'll be banning videos of cats chasing laser pointers. 'Too much excitement! Too much joy!'. We're a species that's obsessed with screens, and we're drawing the line at a little ape copulation? It's the height of hypocrisy. So let's embrace our inner ape. Let's celebrate our shared heritage. After all, we're all just a bunch of hairy hominoids trying to make sense of this crazy world. And sometimes, that means watching a video of a gorilla getting lucky.

[Grouch]

we have assholes destroying the world and other assholes trying to censor it to hell.
jesus christ with these fucking people. if it offends you don't watch it talk about read or fucking look at it or you know you could just do the world a favor blind and deafen yourselves and cut your fucking tongues out or cut your vocal cords.