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1 minute ago, Newdoc said:

Use plastic at Whole Foods and the gym. Pay cash at Whataburger and the smoke shop. Got it.


Post online about how you just got done putting 45 hard miles on mountain bike and your body fat percentage is now down to 7%. 

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Seems like there was somewhere where the whole "preexisting condition" and "treat everyone the same" concepts cam up before, which would make all of this information on a person completely useless in this context...

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20 minutes ago, dark54555 said:

Seems like there was somewhere where the whole "preexisting condition" and "treat everyone the same" concepts cam up before, which would make all of this information on a person completely useless in this context...

You demonstrate a severe lack of imagination. 

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Seems like there was somewhere where the whole "preexisting condition" and "treat everyone the same" concepts cam up before, which would make all of this information on a person completely useless in this context...

 

I'll play- the elimination of mandates makes prohibitions of prexististing condition limitation conditions impossible, so all of this information on a person is not completely useless in this context, but you already knew that didn't you?

 

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1 hour ago, Anastasis said:

You demonstrate a severe lack of imagination. 

I work in big data.  The data isn't going away.  The only way to limit its use is to take use cases off the table, one way or another.

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8 minutes ago, dark54555 said:

I work in big data.  The data isn't going away.  The only way to limit its use is to take use cases off the table, one way or another.

Almost everybody that uses the term "big data" needs to be punched in the face. 

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21 minutes ago, Anastasis said:

Almost everybody that uses the term "big data" needs to be punched in the face. 

How else would you describe large sets of data on large numbers of people?  It's literally big data.

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19 minutes ago, dark54555 said:

How else would you describe large sets of data on large numbers of people?  It's literally big data.

That comment was not really directed at you.  My comment is directed at the BD folks all over the industry that need to be kicked in the teeth. 



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