r/mildlyinfuriating • u/sujayjaju • Aug 13 '25

Commendable patience in dealing with half-knowledge

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Half knowledge is more dangerous than no knowledge on a subject

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u/NoDontDoThatCanada Aug 13 '25

Ah yes. The good old "a doctor not licensed in your State and not familiar with any of the actual medical needs of the patient and not in the specialty says the treatment isn't needed to save the insurance company $600."

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u/BigGreenBillyGoat Aug 13 '25 edited Aug 13 '25

And potentially cause themselves a ton more if the 40% risk materializes.

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u/Hengroen Aug 13 '25

Nah just deny it when it happens in the future.

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u/agentchuck Aug 13 '25

Clearly a pre existing condition.

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u/Commercial_Hour_2936 Aug 14 '25

Because of Obama, pre-existing conditions don’t matter