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Agreed, but you're not making the argument that a potential health insurance company would (like the acne case I mentioned). And again, this is just off the top
by gnaffle 13y ago
Agreed, but you're not making the argument that a potential health insurance company would (like the acne case I mentioned). And again, this is just off the top of my head. One specific case, one specific instance of "I didn't see that coming", while there may be lots and lots of other such cases.
[Edit: To make it clear, I haven't even looked at the picture previously posted, I was providing an unrelated example.]
- dgreensp 13y agoThis level of fear and worry about what an insurance company might try to argue seems too high, and not because insurance companies don't deny people for silly reasons, but because it literally isn't worth the years of fear and worry next to how little it will probably help. There are better sources of reasons to deny people, anyway, than pictures of chubby kids.
- gnaffle 13y agoAgain, this was just _one_ example of the top off my head. I could probably have come up with lots of others. My point being that we don't know how what we post today might be used in the future. Saying that it's not going to have consequences because everyone else will also do it is a very weak argument.