In the ancient world, a stranger who came to town was shunned by locals unless they could get a local to vouch for them, a local who would pay if the stranger misbehaved. Today we live in much larger societies, so maybe we should all have to get a rich insurer to "vouch" for us.
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You see no useful functions of them then?
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That seems like an empirical question. I haven't studied the data for any of them.
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