10 sats \ 7 replies \ @TomK OP 3 Jun 2023 \ parent \ on: Question about CrowdHealth bitcoin
Thank You, good point. I tend a bit to Darthen's opinion of accumulating btc instead... let's wait for some more points.
Have a nice week-end
Take in another way...
Ok you are accumulating more BTC. That means you are insuring yourself, because those BTC are anyways appreciating their value in time.
So let's say you have an accident. Yes, life is shity most of the time and you could have these accidents. I do not deny that.
So you need an surgical intervention that must be paid, that's it, is a service like any other.
So you will pay directly from your stashed BTC.
YOU PAY FOR YOUR OWN ACTIONS only when is really needed, you are responsible for your own actions.
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Thanks for clarifying. I agree with the idea of self-insurance.
My specific question is: You have an accident and you are unconscious or conscious but feeling very weak. How do you explain quickly that you can pay so that they don't send you to the shitty hospital or treat you poorly?
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Thats a critical point. But how to weigh the probabilities??
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Thanks again! Do You appear on podcasts regularly? We need more hardcore libertarians to push back against the 'angst machine' that's run by our modern commies!
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I don't have a podcast. I don't like to appear on podcast and I am too crazy to appear on a podcast 😂😂😂😂.
I have only my substack.
But I was invited on some. Here you can see some links
https://darthcoin.substack.com/about
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I remember having heard You once a year ago. Top conversation by the way, clear thinking and a similar background like my family has. We need people like You out there. The idiological fight between collectivism and humanism is real. I really like Your energy and spirit. Thanks for what Your providing - it's reaching far over btc! Greets from Málaga
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Glad that you asked the question.
As I said, what stops me is that in an emergency situation, like in case of an accident, the insurance 'communicates' that they will get paid.
Other than that, I feel like by paying for the insurance I am missing the mark by supporting this mostly corrupt medical establishment.
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