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by mindslight 104 days ago
also 3) many "insurance" companies are in the provider game, meaning they can preferentially shuffle surplus to their other arm

(2) and (3) were part of what I meant by a lack of regulatory bandwidth in another comment. There are rules that could be enforced to promptly impose steep penalties for a company that tries to skirt them. But they just aren't, so after one company starts doing it the rest inevitably follow suit.