The Derp
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I already told you insurance is a risk management tool that's what it is and always has been.
Risk to what? Not the insurance company. Risk to you. The insurance company is a middle-man who adminsters payment to your doctor from your premium pool after you've already received treatment. So what is the insurance company actually doing? Nothing other than pushing paper.
People pay for insurance as a hedge against risk that is all.
YES! Thank you! So if more people pay into the premium pool, what does that do to the risk? And how does having for-profit private companies benefit you in this regard?
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