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It's not the same at all. Insurance protects people financially from unlikely and *undesirable* events they don't want to happen. Nobody in good faith wants t
by jlarocco 5y ago
It's not the same at all.
Insurance protects people financially from unlikely and *undesirable* events they don't want to happen. Nobody in good faith wants to get in a car accident or have a medical emergency. Insurance "works" by assuming most people won't have to or want to use it.
MoviePass is doing exactly the opposite, though. They're selling a desirable product for much cheaper than normal while paying full price themselves and hoping people won't actually take advantage.
- cr1895 5y agoI didn't suggest that MoviePass functioned like insurance, only that it's not really an unusual concept. It's just clearly not workable as you point out.