Re:Gene Therapy Was Hailed as a Revolution – Then Came the Bill
by jjoonathan on Monday April 08, 2019 @07:55PM
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That's what I previously understood to be the case, but the post I replied to suggested something different -- that states were getting in on the reinsurance game. That's what I object to.
Theoretically, it would be possible for states to do this responsibly in a manner that benefited everyone, but if I weigh the extent to which our system allows interested parties to pay for legislation against the extent to which the public is likely to make reinsurance rates a ballot issue, I can't help but put the probability of a responsible implementation at about 1-2% and the probability of "privatize the gains and socialize the losses" at 98-99%.
Theoretically, it would be possible for states to do this responsibly in a manner that benefited everyone, but if I weigh the extent to which our system allows interested parties to pay for legislation against the extent to which the public is likely to make reinsurance rates a ballot issue, I can't help but put the probability of a responsible implementation at about 1-2% and the probability of "privatize the gains and socialize the losses" at 98-99%.