The argument you make only makes sense in the context of something other than health care and health insurance, namely life insurance. Life insurance premiums currently do indeed get established with certain individual dispositions considered. Your points make complete agreeable sense when...
Again, seems ok in principle. But for all I know, oil could fall below $100 and not see it again for another 10 yrs. The rich would be inconvenienced by $200 oil but the poor would be devastated. You're trading "possibly affordable unpredictability" with "predictable unaffordability". So its...
Not a bad idea in principle. Only rpobelm is the lack of flow of capital to the lower income families (unless you believe in trickle-down economics) who are likely the ones hurt most by sustained higher prices. If somehow you could change tax laws owing to the extra income brought about by...
This is an ethical issue. Not an actuarial one.
The flaw in your argument is that the expression "likely to cost them extra money in payouts" in the context of auto insurance, is tied to choices made by the driver(s) of vehicles. One's genetic makeup is not a matter of choice.
Sickle...
It'll probably all shake out in the end anyway. Those without the bad genes can still potentially get sick. Irregular premiums would not diminish the risk of those without the bad genes. It would only help the insurance companies turn a larger profit.
Those who feel this is unfair are...
So I think you're saying that average Joe pays for medical care, gets treatment, that money goes to R&D and the whole system continually improves. In effect, I think you're attempting to connect the "healthcare system" to "medical R&D".
This is incorrect. Privatized healthcare does not...
Fair enough. If its been explored and they find no oil, there seems to be no reason to hold on to the lease, right?
Completely agree. If they have 10,000 acres, or even millions of acres, they're not going to explore it overnight. So what I'm trying to understand is that IF it does take...
If there's evidence for any one of your points, I'd love to see it.
1) Oil companies have depleted their existing oil
2) lease rights requires oil companies to explore or lose (perhaps true but time frame would be rather important. 1 yr limit is one thing. 60 yr limit is another)
3) Oil...
I have yet to really understand what this does for the US. Wouldn't mind being educated on this a bit. The counter argument that big-oil has existing access to plenty of land with oil seems to work against the need for off-shore and ANWR. Are either of them that much cost-effective for...
Yeah. This is absolutely correct. Should the government take over Fannie and Freddie, they would likely be rolled up under the FHA. You can't hold stock in government institutions.
Can you give me an idea of distance behind the seating area they're placed? And probably the fact that the bay window is still lower than the actual ceiling helps alot.
Also, if you didnt do this already, putting in some batted insulation around the wall sub will help with controlling the...
This is a cool setup. I like the clean look of the wall the TV is mounted on.
About the placement of the rear speakers.... are they over the seating area or still far enough behind? How is the spatial representation of the sound with them mounted overhead? And do they have pointable...
Just to add one more experience to this....
Q6600 is at 3.0Ghz and is undervolted to 1.3v. System has been running fine with the 8800GT since I got it last november.
Last week I got an Accelero S1. Wasn't happy with temps from 8800gt factory cooler. Took meticulous care to remove all...
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