Replying to Avatar Marty Bent

I dropped health insurance more than four years ago and have never looked back.

Once you understand how the incentives of corporate hospital systems and health insurance providers are misaligned with end consumers you realize that opting out is the only option.

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Hyperion 2mo ago

Terrible advice unless you are wealthy enough to self-insure. Carrying insurance to potentially cover a catastrophic injury doesn't mean you're giving your body to the system.

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