297 Life insurance companies were the canary in the coal mine. They noticed the excess death rate immediately, because that's their business model (media.patriots.win) posted 1 year ago by catsfive 1 year ago by catsfive +297 / -0 25 comments download share 25 comments share download save hide report block hide replies
I guess it's possible. Weren't insurance companies offering reduced rates if you didn't smoke? It makes monetary sense - what they'd lose in reduced premiums, they'd make back on the insured having longer lifespans (and a later payout).