Yeah, kinda like that time Brian Kemp got shot, and the next day United Healthcare ceased to exist.

Not saying that the general point of corporations doing more harm than people is wrong. Just that if you think that the corporation is just one person, I’ve got a bridge to sell you.

United Healthcare’s stock is down 60% since the incident. United Healthcares board and new CEOs lowered the rejection rate of patients out of fear as well. Say what you want about the mortality of what was done. The efficacy speaks for itself

The efficacy lasted for all of a month before returning to where it had been before.

So, UHC stock was up around 600, dropped to a bit over 200, and is lately around 300. So like ¾ of the drop is still there in linear terms, or something like ⅔ in logarithmic terms.

That’s true, and my bad for implying otherwise.

But I also think much more critically, they’re back to denying coverage exactly the way they were before Thompson died.