I don't know about you, but I wouldn't want to NOT have health insurance, even if I am in good health.If I was in perfect health, then purchasing insurance is a waste of money. There ave been countless studies that prove this...
What purchasing insurance does is allow me to mitigate personal risks. I purchase insurance to mitigate the risk of smoking, riding a motorcycle without a helmet, etc. It simple fucking economics people. Shit
Ok, I agree with you.The purpose of insurance is to mitigate risk. The purchase of insurance allows a person to participate in a risky activity (skydiving, roller coaster, tec) and limit potential losses.
If a person buys insurance but encounters no risk, then it is a losing proposition. Like you said, you did something to hurt your back. What if a person did nothing? What if they lived in a bubble?
My point was that the purchase of insurance grants one the freedom to freely participate in those risks.
The same reason goes for life insurance. I cannot think of a single reason why an unmarried person would want life insurance....unless they wanted some particular funeral or something. Otherwise, it is a pointless excercise.
Yes. That is my opinion of what insurance is for.Ok, I agree with you.
At first I thought you meant insurance was just for people who take stupid risks that aren't necessary.
Having insurance gives me the freedom to do the things I would like to do/need to do. Correct?