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

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Never having expectations is never being disappointed.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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

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

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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.

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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.