So, say you give someone a kidney, right. Then years later you suffer kidney failure and you need a kidney. Do you get bumped to the top of the transplant list? Because that way, I could see people hedging their bets, so to speak. You give up one of your kidneys now in the case you need one in future. In a way, you're putting your spare kidney in a safe place in case you need it later, AND you're helping someone out who needs one now. Win win, right?
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papercrooks:
Then dance! ![smile](https://dz3ixmv6nok8z.cloudfront.net/static/img/emoticons/smile.0d0a8d99a741.gif)
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sockpuppet:
That's not entirely dissimilar to securitisation, IIUC... ![tongue](https://dz3ixmv6nok8z.cloudfront.net/static/img/emoticons/tongue.55c59c6cdad7.gif)
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