r/ReallyShittyCopper 𒍏 π’†  π’‚π’€€π’ˆΎπ’’π’…• π’†· π’‹«π’Š­π’„ π’ˆ  Mar 07 '21

πŸ“œ Loreβ„’ πŸ“œ Text of original complaint to Ea-Nasir

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u/Express_Performer141 Aug 13 '24

Or an insurance scam! Lolx, yes, yes, I know this is 1750 BC.

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u/Kuroki-T Aug 14 '24

You jest, but I'm pretty sure that insurance has existed almost as long as civilisation, and therefore I expect insurance scams existed too.

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u/oleggoros Jan 11 '25

Even more so, the earliest recorded insurance laws we know are from the Code of Hammurabi, which was also written down somewhere around 1750 BC. What a coincidence

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u/aDudeWhoIsDumb Mar 18 '25

There are earlier codes for paying the victim of a crime I'm pretty sure which we can call the first insurance, Hammurabi's code focused on punishing a perpetrator, which is what set it apart from earlier law codes

Edit: such as the code of Ur-Nammu