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“A few weeks later, I met up with Tom and Harry—two old friends now working in the insurance industry. They showed me something that blew my mind: With the data from my purchases, they could predict my behavior, preferences, and even my health risks.”“A few weeks later, I met up with Tom and Harry—two old friends now working in the insurance industry. They showed me something that blew my mind: With the data from my purchases, they could predict my behavior, preferences, and even my health risks.”“They explained it to me with two simple examples. Shopping list 1: pizza, chocolate, beer. Cheap, but unhealthy—my insurance contribution? It goes up. Shopping list 2: fruit, vegetables, mineral water. Expensive, but healthy—my contribution? It stays the same.“Suddenly, I realized: These loyalty points were more than just discounts. They allowed companies to predict my health—or at least try to. An unhealthy purchase could mean I’d pay more for my health insurance in the future.“Tom and Harry saw it as progress. ‘We’re helping people by identifying risks early,’ they said. But I wondered: Where’s the privacy in that? Is it fair to judge people based on their shopping habits?“At the end of the night, Tom and Harry wanted to give me a part of their success—as thanks for the platform I had programmed all those years ago. I accepted the money, but my mind kept circling back to one thought: What happens when our data is used against us“That was Koogle’s story—from harmless loyalty points to an eye- opening revelation about data and privacy. What do you think? Should companies be allowed to use this data? And how much should our shopping habits influence things like insurance contributions? Let me know in the comments, and stay tuned for the next chapter!”Closing (Outro, you on camera) “That was Koogle’s story—from harmless loyalty points to an eye- opening revelation about data and privacy. What do you think? Should companies be allowed to use this data? And how much should our shopping habits influence things like insurance contributions? Let me know in the comments, and stay tuned for the next chapter!” Here is your script for Chapter 12: Reproduction Business, in t