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This was puzzling me (as a UK citizen). A clue in another comment hinted that it is about insurance. Still not sure why a dolphin would be covered in a policy
by frabcus 10y ago
This was puzzling me (as a UK citizen). A clue in another comment hinted that it is about insurance.
Still not sure why a dolphin would be covered in a policy but not an orca...
- Jill_the_Pill 10y agoOrca is a "killer" whale -- you were duly warned. ;)
- khedoros1 10y agoI don't think that it would be used to decide whether an incident was covered or not, just to categorize it for statistical purposes or something. It's the kind of data that might be used to say "shark attacks are up 23% on the US east coast over the last three years".
- DashRattlesnake 10y agoIt would be interesting to read a design document (or post-hoc technical analysis) that enumerates all the purposes that medical billing codes are used for. Maybe it would explain the easily-mocked craziness.