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Without a legal protection in place which disallows something like this for deciding the insurance rates, this sounds like something which can get abused.

But I think it is better that is happens in public via an open competition rather then in a private research group funded by an insurance company. At least, everyone will immediately know what can be predicted rather then finding it out through a class action suit years later.




yeah because pricing insurance correctly is a bad idea....


In the US at least, we do now have such protections -- viz community rates and obamacare.




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