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As the conversation continues to touch on contentious issues, the public healthcare system comes under scrutiny. They address the algorithms that many insurance companies deploy to deny patient coverage, leading to public backlash and, as Cuban puts it, a corrupt system that paves the way for inefficiency and profit over people’s welfare.
Cuban and Stewart dive into the intricate workings of health insurance practices, emphasizing the detrimental effects of corporate interests overriding patient care. They question the logic of allowing corporations to possess such power over health decisions and the need for reform to align with ethical practices.