chuckleslord Now • 100%
Surprise Medical Billing has mostly been nerfed after the No Surprises Act here in the US. After 2022, so long as you went to an INN provider, then you can't be charged OON pricing for any OON services that you may have encountered during that visit.
Source: https://www.health.state.mn.us/facilities/insurance/managedcare/faq/nosurprisesact.html
Also, I work in insurance as a software engineer
chuckleslord Now • 100%
I like to think that he forgets, keeps trying and then makes a new post about it
chuckleslord Now • 93%
It's okay to be wrong /s
But seriously, I'm glad you liked it. I have no horse in this stable
chuckleslord Now • 100%
Since others have explained what those stories are about, the juxtaposition is about the idea of the Ubermensch being the savior of humanity, namely one where the Ubermensch are capitalists, is a dead concept in a world where we've let the capitalists run everything and result is an unmitigated disaster.
Turns out, they just want money and power. That's it, they can't save us. Why is this movie venerating them?
chuckleslord Now • 100%
We came here to burgle your turts
chuckleslord Now • 100%
I mean, that sounds like a really nice social event. I assume that whatever a munch is doesn't jive with flourishing introverts.
chuckleslord Now • 100%
It's because of Babbel! God is punishing us for our pride and prejudice! /s
chuckleslord Now • 100%
Illinois, Maryland, Colorado, and Virginia are the other 4. No idea why this article says "fourth", California is the fifth.
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chuckleslord Now • 88%
Humans, all humans, have a built-in ability to not care about other people. This can easily extend to animals as well. That's all it is, they don't want to care so they don't. They want to eat/use animal products and are far enough removed from the gruesome aspects of it that they can just choose to not care.
chuckleslord Now • 100%
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Me, a true musician, they're all just sound sticks you hit. Unlike rain sticks (sound sticks you flip) and drum sticks (sound sticks to hit with)
chuckleslord Now • 100%
Mutually Assured Destruction really does take nukes out-of-play, don't it? Even the threat stretches credulity
chuckleslord Now • 100%
Who photoshopped his face to be bigger?
chuckleslord Now • 100%
It's a tablet they use to issue the test
chuckleslord Now • 40%
"Better make sure I beat up some black guys later so the rest of the force knows I stand with them" -them, probably /s
ACAB
chuckleslord Now • 100%
Don't be ridiculous. Some of them just see additional free time of the masses as bad for the health of their gold hoards. When people aren't working all the time, they have enough time to think about your gold hoard. /s
Before downvoting, check the community. If you fail to use the /s tag or specifically call out that your comment is sarcastic, I'm going to treat it as being earnest. I might ask if you're being sarcastic, but I will downvote as though you are being earnest. The /s tag not only clarifies, but it also confirms that you're being sarcastic. A thing you cannot ordinarily convey via written text unless you specifically call it out. You can hint at it, readers can infer it, but you cannot convey it. To convey it, sans directly stating it, you would need to include a recording of you speaking the comment, which defeats the whole point of text chats. "It definitely reads as sarcasm, you're just missing it" So what? I'm neurodivergent. I barely get this shit in its normal, spoken context. Why should I be expected to understand the implied sarcasm in your text comment? "Telling someone you're being sarcastic ruins it" Unless your definition of sarcasm is just lying to someone's face, you do indicate sarcasm when speaking. Via the exaggerated, deadpan tone you use. Something you can't convey in written text unless you specifically call it out. "I made it very clear via hyperbole that it was sarcasm" Have you talked to people? Your obvious, over-the-top, hyperbolic sarcasm could just be someone's opinion taken whole cloth. In fact, you probably modeled your exaggeration AFTER a person. Can you see why, if I don't know you, there's no way to tell? "I forgot the tag" cool, if I see the edit adding it back in, I'll revert my downvote. Consider it the opportunity cost of forgetting. "It doesn't hurt anyone" Yes, it does. You give credence to your exaggerated position that you would never take because the people who think like that exaggerated position will point to your comment as proof that they have support. It's why 4chan rebirthed nazism. "I still won't do it". Then have fun with the downvote. You want to make the internet worse? I'll be sure that you don't get the internet points your brain craves.
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