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because the endpoint of perfect price discrimination on health insurance is that the people who actually need it can't afford it or won't get approved, and the
by zaptheimpaler 6y ago
because the endpoint of perfect price discrimination on health insurance is that the people who actually need it can't afford it or won't get approved, and the people who dont need it get it. It's already happening in some cases and makes the whole idea of insurance completely pointless.