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I wonder what the probability of a 60 year old man getting his lovely partner pregnant might be? That looks like a reason for spreading risk to me.
by ncarroll 13y ago
I wonder what the probability of a 60 year old man getting his lovely partner pregnant might be? That looks like a reason for spreading risk to me.
- Turing_Machine 13y agoGiven that the law also requires the lovely partner to have her own coverage, I think your "reason" is dubious at best.
- Turing_Machine 13y agoAlso note that the law requires 60 year old women to buy maternity coverage. Is their lovely partner going to make them pregnant? Given that the Guinness record for the oldest natural conception is 59, I think not (there are a few cases of older women giving birth, but those all involved in vitro fertilization or the like). What other astoundingly unlikely events do you guys think people should be required to insure against? Meteor impact? Virgin birth? All the molecules of air rushing to one side of the room and suffocating you?