The Rolling Stone article claims that insurance companies are currently not required to disclose their math, and are fighting tooth and nail against being required to share it.

> insurance companies are currently not required to disclose their math

I started my way towards becoming an actuary. If actuarial work requires public disclosure, it stops being worth investing in for competitive advantage.

This entire article is Exhibit A for why Californian homeownership is fucked.

What are the odds insurance companies have bots scanning social media for videos with fire alarm chirps in the background?