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Because even for people who are actual high-level experts on it, correctly representing what a policy does and does not offer, and explaining that in a way that
by ubernostrum 11y ago
Because even for people who are actual high-level experts on it, correctly representing what a policy does and does not offer, and explaining that in a way that's factually correct, compliant with the local laws governing insurance, and understandable without being misleading to a potential customer, is incredibly difficult, to such a degree that your comparison of it to hair braiding should be prima facie evidence of lack of good faith on your part.
- rosser 11y ago> your comparison of it to hair braiding should be prima facie evidence of lack of good faith on your part. I wouldn't go that far. It's just the naïveté of "Why there gotta be so many laws obstructing my disrupting?!" taken to its logical extreme.