Comment on Plant patents sow fear among small growersparentComments−fransje262yI think this illustrates it perfectly:Goldman Sachs Asks 'Is Curing Patients A Sustainable Business Model?'https://www.cbsnews.com/newyork/news/goldman-sachs-curing-pa...−refurb2yIt is a viable business model. Look at the cure for hepatitis C. It was the highest selling drug ever before Ozempic came along.−MSFT_Edging2yI don't think the person you were replying to was literally asking the question.It's a matter of gatekeeping health for a profit and how quickly it becomes infinitely corrupt. We're allowing society to degrade to protect the profit.−refurb2yIt's a matter of gatekeeping health for a profit and how quickly it becomes infinitely corrupt.Your statement isn't really saying anything. "infinitely corrupt"? What does that even mean?
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I think this illustrates it perfectly:
https://www.cbsnews.com/newyork/news/goldman-sachs-curing-pa...
It is a viable business model. Look at the cure for hepatitis C. It was the highest selling drug ever before Ozempic came along.
I don't think the person you were replying to was literally asking the question.
It's a matter of gatekeeping health for a profit and how quickly it becomes infinitely corrupt. We're allowing society to degrade to protect the profit.
Your statement isn't really saying anything. "infinitely corrupt"? What does that even mean?