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insurance policy

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A quick definition of insurance policy:

An insurance policy is a contract between you and an insurance company. It's like an agreement that says if something bad happens to you or your things, the insurance company will help you pay for it. The policy is usually written down on a piece of paper, and it explains what the insurance company will cover and how much you have to pay them. There are many different types of insurance policies, like ones for your car, your home, or your health.

A more thorough explanation:

An insurance policy is a contract between an insurer and a policyholder. It is a document that details the terms and conditions of the contract. The policyholder pays a premium to the insurer, and in return, the insurer agrees to provide coverage for certain risks or losses.

Accident policy: This type of policy provides coverage for bodily injuries sustained during the policy term.
Homeowner's policy: This policy provides coverage for risks such as fire, water damage, burglary, and personal injury caused by the homeowner's negligence.
Commercial general-liability policy: This policy covers most commercial risks, liabilities, and causes of loss, including situations where a business is liable to a third party for personal injury or property damage.

These examples illustrate how insurance policies provide coverage for specific risks or losses. The policyholder pays a premium to the insurer, and in return, the insurer agrees to provide coverage for those risks or losses. The terms and conditions of the policy are detailed in the contract.

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GodsPlanUltimately

15:04

@misoissocute: You as well! Prayers that you get all your blessings this cycle! <3

babycat

15:04

I bet being a senator would take away from your hot tub time

glovediedthisishismom

15:04

It’s me, I’m him, I’m not them I’m Him Jones I’m—, I’m Him Duncan I will beat a mf ass and stomp em in my Himberlands I been him, I’ma always be him I’ma stay him, I’m not them

babycat

15:05

glove would you rather have a hot tub or be a senator

glovediedthisishismom

15:06

hot tub so i can put my butthole on the jacuzzi jets

glovediedthisishismom

15:06

wbu

babycat

15:06

yeah good point

Dkk

15:06

Yeah, it would but eventually you gotta give it up to do something good in life. What I was talking about yesterday with the Japanese movie about how the guy can't ever actually just turn on the gas and do something amazing.

babycat

15:06

put your pussy on the phone

Dkk

15:07

@babycat: listen to Nick's rap at the begginign of this epsiode. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5C-k-sfZd0

babycat

15:07

@Dkk: do you think the movie condones that lifestyle or promotes it as a good thing? Why is a movie bad because you don’t like a character’s lifestyle in it?

babycat

15:08

Nick Mullen bravely promoting the fringe position of eating pussy

Dkk

15:08

I think the movie is bad cus it promotes that lifestyle as good without showing the guy is completely capable of living an alternative lifestyle. It's honoring a guy who literally has no other choice to be like that. It's like praising the sun for rising. That's just what the sun does.

AcousticUnequalYak

15:09

duker next tues?

babycat

15:09

How does the movie promote that lifestyle as good? I don’t know that that’s justified by the contents of the film

Dkk

15:09

"Let's talk about all the ways we can get the pussy, 1. Take it. 2. Gunpoint."

babycat

15:10

You could say that his interaction with his sister and the scene at the end where he’s alternately laughing and crying show that maybe he does have regrets or is not entirely satisfied with his life

Dkk

15:10

Too me if you blatantly leave out an alternative you leave the average viewer with one option and the average viewer is impressionable so it's promoting it.

Dkk

15:10

@babycat: I mean, maybe but again, left too ambiguous.

babycat

15:11

I don’t think the movie is responsible for the intelligence of the average viewer and I don’t think it needs to have an unambiguous moral message to be a good film

babycat

15:12

This is like those people who say that Lolita is ontologically evil because it’s from the perspective of the narrator. You need to be comfortable with ambiguity in life

babycat

15:12

The movie or book doesn’t have to tell you how to feel

jackfrost11770

15:13

well with lolita maybe some versions don't have it but at least in the original russian publication the foreword of the book is that this is a court transcript of his confession

jackfrost11770

15:13

so yeah it does tell you how to feel because it shows every description of her is completely untrue and warped

jackfrost11770

15:14

but nabokov published much weirder shit than lolita as wild as that is lol

babycat

15:14

I love Pale Fire

jackfrost11770

15:15

what's the name of the one about siblings

babycat

15:15

Ada or Ardor I think

Dkk

15:16

I think it can be ambiguous, but it should be something the viewer should be able to figure out. If not then what is the point. In terms of audience intelligence, I don't think the highest level of movie watchers would care for this movie. I think the opposite. The movie does not appeal to the highest level of movie watchers. It also doesn't appeal to like the lowest level either. It just tells a simple story that comes off as propoganda.

jackfrost11770

15:16

yeah you're right thank you

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