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Too gorgeous to be guilty?

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  • We need to remember that UHC implemented AI to decide on which claims would be denied.  UHC had the highest denial rate at 32% versus the average of 16% Previously to the introduction to AI (Arti

  • If he killed him , he should be treated like all murderers  are, no matter motives other than self defense IMNSHO. 

  • I have to agree, on a fundamental level. Although I can't say I mourn the victim, one can't condone murder just because the victim's a nasty person. I must confess that I cheered when Jeffrey Dahmer w

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wow - he is definitely a 10

What do you think motivated him to assassinate the UHC CEO ?

denied claims for a loved one ?

The media is reporting that UHC implemented AI technology which improved their earnings by substantially raising the claims denial rate.

Previously to the AI implementation - the humans who performed this process were more compassionate.

https://www.thestreet.com/technology/unitedhealthcare-spotlight-reveals-pivotal-ai-failure

 

https://www.yahoo.com/news/unitedhealthcare-other-insurers-ai-deny-202000141.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAC6gsJhxISIsqNP03XcX87ZDwI-nviqe7e5e8-4kMqVXkoHmap2QYYQoYnEH6JT2pUJezpzd9CAGG8EmE-qqV-z5PpAOwQn7GYA5e1DVMOqWuEAK-FqdIqM2Ko1SD9DzwOzRMf6SNmbFF2-EiwRuhz1ElWewmZRRn1GwP6f90dns

 

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Yes, a loved one's claim was denied. That CEO, who earned $10 million a year, hasn't exactly generated an enormous amount of sympathy. I suppose that one can never condone murder, but hot damn, that man is incredibly handsome... 😍

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Wow. Thanks--that thread is super-hot! It looks as though his back problems threw him over the edge. I guess that some really hot men think they're above the law, like that dude who killed Gianni Versace. Too bad I missed his OnlyFans page, which has been taken down. Almost wants me want to get incarcerated along with him! 😍

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/crime/luigi-mangione-spondylolisthesis-surgery-missing-unitedhealthcare-ceo-b2661804.html

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38 minutes ago, vinapu said:

suspected of being murderer  and instant celebrity? Just because bit of six pack? That's sick

This episode reminds me also of the murderous Menendez brothers. I remember at the time, oh so long ago, thinking "They're so hot! Too bad they're cold-blooded killers." Andrew Cunanan, Versace's murderer, could have made better use of his good looks as well:

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The buzz in the internet says Luigi's bisexual. Oh, how I would have liked to have the opportunity to buy some of his sexual! Luigi's case is different in that his victim was earning an obscene $10 million a year in a rather nefarious manner. That doesn't make murder OK, but does decrease the sympathy for the victim.

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3 hours ago, vinapu said:

suspected of being murderer  and instant celebrity? Just because bit of six pack? That's sick

I do find it incredible that there are all of these men on that LPSG string who want him set free!

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10 hours ago, unicorn said:

This episode reminds me also of the murderous Menendez brothers. I remember at the time, oh so long ago, thinking "They're so hot! Too bad they're cold-blooded killers." Andrew Cunanan, Versace's murderer, could have made better use of his good looks as well:

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The buzz in the internet says Luigi's bisexual. Oh, how I would have liked to have the opportunity to buy some of his sexual! Luigi's case is different in that his victim was earning an obscene $10 million a year in a rather nefarious manner. That doesn't make murder OK, but does decrease the sympathy for the victim.

10m a year is a very large amount, but dwarfed by many CEOs  in the USA, sports stars, etc. Elon Musk? It's the system. Its also unfair to describe  a businessman, working for a large public company as making money  in a nefarious  manner. People may correctly,  disapprove of the methodology of Medical Insurance  companies,  but that it is a different  point. If the USA had a  National Health  Service, which the Republicans consider anathema,  these problems  would not arise. 

1 hour ago, Keithambrose said:

10m a year is a very large amount, but dwarfed by many CEOs

Over 20 million according to this article.... the denied claims under his leadership soared, in my eyes....he deserved what he got, he caused so much more pain and suffering thru his policies.

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/etimes/trending/the-salary-bonuses-and-stock-options-of-unitedhealthcare-ceo-brian-thompson/articleshow/115990686.cms

 

 

3 hours ago, floridarob said:

the denied claims under his leadership soared

We need to remember that UHC implemented AI to decide on which claims would be denied.  UHC had the highest denial rate at 32% versus the average of 16%

Previously to the introduction to AI (Artificial Intelligence) compassionate human beings were making these decisions.

So, perhaps other than greed - as a society, do we want to let non-compassionate AI make the decision as to whether or not we receive medical treatment and/or get to live ?

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17 minutes ago, bkkmfj2648 said:

 

So, perhaps other than greed - as a society, do we want to let non-compassionate AI make the decision as to whether or not we receive medical treatment and/or get to live ?

 

I'd venture to say than verbally we are very against but judging how fast and enthusiastically society absorbs all new , convenient but  invasive and privacy breaking inventions I think we are doomed until moment something drastic happens to trigger sobering up. 

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1 hour ago, vinapu said:

you may be right but his killer seem to be santicfied because of good look , not good deed

There were plenty of people who defended the perpetrator before he was identified. But yes, you are right, the LPSG string is full of men who are absolutely mesmerized by his gorgeous good looks. My favorite was the man who wanted to sentence him to "Death by Snu-Snu," with the sentence carried out by himself.

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2 minutes ago, unicorn said:

But yes, you are right, the LPSG string is full of men who are absolutely mesmerized by his gorgeous good looks. 

 

this is very clear case when I would prefer to be very wrong. Jeffrey Dahmer was very handsome too.

I agree about good looks but lets get real, in Jupiter or Jey spa I can point at several equally or better looking and none of them is accused of murder.

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11 minutes ago, vinapu said:

this is very clear case when I would prefer to be very wrong. Jeffrey Dahmer was very handsome too.

I agree about good looks but lets get real, in Jupiter or Jey spa I can point at several equally or better looking and none of them is accused of murder.

When was your last trip to Jupiter? 😄

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