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  • It's not profitable (or smart) to cure your customers of your products.

  • ArcticCrusher
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    The person would be suicided to keep the billion $$$ grift going. You really are a fucking idiot who believes vax saved 20 million lives.

  • That's it? That's your logic on why it wouldn't be profitable? You're really a deep thinker.     

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It's not profitable (or smart) to cure your customers of your products.

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1 minute ago, Zambroski said:

It's not profitable (or smart) to cure your customers of your products.

find the cure to cancer and you'll be the most profitable pharma company ever. 

  • Canadian Donating Member

There is no $$$ in healthy patients.

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Just now, akvanden said:

find the cure to cancer and you'll be the most profitable pharma company ever. 

No you won't, if you truly believe that you are retarded.

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2 minutes ago, Zambroski said:

It's not profitable (or smart) to cure your customers of your products.

This is what happens when a nation has a for profit healthcare system that trades human health like pork bellies. 

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1 minute ago, ArcticCrusher said:

No you won't, if you truly believe that you are retarded.

And once again you wouldn't be able to explain why you wouldn't be.

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9 minutes ago, akvanden said:

And once again you wouldn't be able to explain why you wouldn't be.

The person would be suicided to keep the billion $$$ grift going.

You really are a fucking idiot who believes vax saved 20 million lives.:lol:

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8 minutes ago, ArcticCrusher said:

The person would be suicided to keep the billion $$$ grift going.

 


That's it? That's your logic on why it wouldn't be profitable? You're really a deep thinker. 

 

 

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28 minutes ago, akvanden said:

find the cure to cancer and you'll be the most profitable pharma company ever. 

short term wealth

Like making a tire that never needs to be replaced...

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17 minutes ago, akvanden said:


That's it? That's your logic on why it wouldn't be profitable? You're really a deep thinker. 

 

 

:smack:

Its peanuts compared to the entire grift and the grift will be protected at all costs.

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12 minutes ago, $poorsledder$ said:

short term wealth

Like making a tire that never needs to be replaced...


Drug patents are 20 years here in the US. CEOs and their board's live quarter by quarter and their pay is tied directly to performance. You think that CEO/board doesn't want to bask in personal wealth and glory while skyrocketing their companies valuation vs looking out for the their predecessors whom they don't even know 20 years down the road?  That's asinine and the exact opposite of what they're compensated to do. 

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7 minutes ago, ArcticCrusher said:

Its peanuts compared to the entire grift and the grift will be protected at all costs.

Completely void of any detail, this must be one of those 'they' moments.

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1 hour ago, akvanden said:

find the cure to cancer and you'll be the most profitable pharma company ever. 

And some.

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25 minutes ago, akvanden said:


Drug patents are 20 years here in the US. CEOs and their board's live quarter by quarter and their pay is tied directly to performance. You think that CEO/board doesn't want to bask in personal wealth and glory while skyrocketing their companies valuation vs looking out for the their predecessors whom they don't even know 20 years down the road?  That's asinine and the exact opposite of what they're compensated to do. 

How much of those 20 years are pure sales Fagden?

:lol:

Another no nothing topic.

:lol:

Most drug patents are to replace those falling to generics.

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1 hour ago, ArcticCrusher said:

No you won't, if you truly believe that you are retarded.

Might be the single dumbest thing you've ever said....and THAT is saying something.

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1 minute ago, Deephaven said:

Might be the single dumbest thing you've ever said....and THAT is saying something.

Says the moron who believed the vaccine was for your health.

:lol:

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8 minutes ago, ArcticCrusher said:

How much of those 20 years are pure sales 

 


Answer your own question and then try to make a point. Always completely void of ANY detail. Otherwise, STFU.

Oooh, 'they' won't allow it. oooo


9_9
 

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Just now, akvanden said:


Answer your own question and then try to make a point. Always completely void of ANY detail. Otherwise, STFU.

Oooh, 'they' won't allow it. oooo


9_9
 

You have zero clue.:lol:

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1 hour ago, akvanden said:

find the cure to cancer and you'll be the most profitable pharma company ever. 

No ...the Government doesn't want us to live that long.   You think Social Security is strained now?   It would be obliterated with many living over 100 ... It would be beneficial to the company share price though.  

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1 minute ago, ViperGTS/Z1 said:

No ...the Government doesn't want us to live that long.   You think Social Security is strained now?   It would be obliterated with many living over 100 

 

Oh yeah, good point. I never thought of that.  ;)

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Poor Fagden, a whole 8.2 years, if nothing goes wrong.  

 

Once a drug reaches the market, companies have a median of 8.2 years before the patent expires and generics can reach the market. Most of the time between the filing of a patent application and when a drug is marketed is determined by decisions that are largely under the control of the company.

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8 minutes ago, ArcticCrusher said:

Poor Fagden, a whole 8.2 years, if nothing goes wrong.  

 

Once a drug reaches the market, companies have a median of 8.2 years before the patent expires and generics can reach the market. Most of the time between the filing of a patent application and when a drug is marketed is determined by decisions that are largely under the control of the company.

 

You did it! You posted something with actual content!

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Unfortunately, the point still remains. Performance packages for CEOs and their leadership aren't 8 years out. Average tenure in fortune 500 CEOs is even less than that. 
 

But you've still got your 'they' theory going, so don't give up hope yet.

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3 hours ago, ActionfigureJoe said:

This is what happens when a nation has a for profit healthcare system that trades human health like pork bellies. 

Yep.  I've never been a fan of the system.  We may have the best tech but, at what cost?  It's not helping with longer lives.

3 hours ago, akvanden said:

find the cure to cancer and you'll be the most profitable pharma company ever. 

There is infinitely more profit in treating the illness than finding a cure.  Plus, if the treatment doesn't work, it can be blamed on the complexity of the illness.  "Covid variants".  "Flu strains".

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17 minutes ago, Zambroski said:

There is infinitely more profit in treating the illness than finding a cure.  Plus, if the treatment doesn't work, it can be blamed on the complexity of the illness.  "Covid variants".  "Flu strains".

There's infinitely more profit for the company, and it's leadership, that finds a cure. And if they don't, someone else will eat their lunch. Same as any industry. 

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