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I'm not sure what you're trying to say, at all.
by diob 2y ago
I'm not sure what you're trying to say, at all.
- anon291 2y ago1. Mental illness is on the rise. Causes are uncertain 2. It's not clear the cause is medical, unless you classify almost all human experience as a medical event (hence the parallel with marriage). 3. Insurance depends on people being of sound mind. Especially with what we have today, you have to be of sound enough mind to administer it all. 4. Maybe health insurance is not the right approach to mental problems, and maybe no insurance is. We need some other way. I don't know that way.
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- righthand 2y ago> Maybe health insurance is not the right approach to mental problems, and maybe no insurance is. We need some other way. I don't know that way. Insurance is the method of paying for healthcare. We have insurance because healthcare is expensive. So insurance wouldn’t be necessary if we would lower costs by providing universal healthcare like modern countries. You’re touching on the right idea: Mental healthcare should be preventative not something applied after we discover an illness. Changing any of it starts with educating people foremost so they can empower themselves.