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Originally Posted by l0053g0053
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Ouch >:3 looks like only a select few will receive the credit! I love genetic testing myself. I have elite power lifter genes and a scottish hip, should I get what I can lift in bonus chocolate per year?
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Ah yea see bodybuilders and power lifters are perfect examples of why you can’t use muscle to fat ratio’s as indicators of health. Most bodybuilders and powerlifters are actually very unhealthy. Just their sheer size alone puts a lot of strain on the heart to oxygenate all that extra tissue
The entire point of the reward is looking at how much the person’s lifestyle is reducing future healthcare costs for the state. It’s really no different than a car insurance company giving a safe driver discount or a credit card giving its user free flier miles. It’s like “you save or make us money, we give you some back”. The money given back is future money saved, in a good setup
With our current setup, a person on Medicaid can thrash the living shit out of their body the state foots they bill no questions asked. The only thing they can’t get is a new organ after destroying theirs, which they still technically CAN, but they’re at the back of the donor list so not really. But if we could grow them new organs in a lab then I guess they could get new organs on the state’s dime as well
Picture if you were checking into a hotel or B&B, or even just renting a house, and the owner said “the rate is $800/mo no matter what, I don’t care what you do to the room/house your rate will never change”. What % of people would not thrash the room? Hella small. That seems to be how healthcare works