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I don't necessarily disagree with you. I posed that question because if Google actually did provide that kind of service, people here would be up in arms agains
by kinkrtyavimoodh 9y ago
I don't necessarily disagree with you. I posed that question because if Google actually did provide that kind of service, people here would be up in arms against it.
And god forbid if Facebook or Uber did [mind you that Uber is in a reasonably good position to], they would be sharpening the guillotines and calling for Zuck's and Travis' heads.
- scarmig 9y agoWhat if disclosure was entirely voluntary? You can choose to get a quote provided by Google that's informed by it's knowledge of every time you masturbated in the past 6 months, and you can choose to take it after comparing to other insurance companies without that info. Some people could potentially get very good deals. But that'd drive costs among the remaining pool higher, until eventually Google insures everyone with its perfect knowledge quote. And even if you don't take them up on the offer, eventually it'd end up driving your rates sky high as you'd be grouped with all the people Google knows masturbates while driving their car. The only way to avoid that kind of market in the long term is government regulation and mandates.