rich1.0fiddlehodl@nostrplebs.com (npub1kw…khx95)https://nostr.now/npub1kwk98e8t2p3t0um50e3luulxwyt5mtcxvc80w8w89fcuju0dmzfsgkhx95njumphttps://nostr.nowYou and I agree about so much! But to me the problem here is that the state - with its incredible power to coerce the people - is incentivizing certain behavior in the pharma companies. That same behavior in pharma without protection and subsidy and threat from the govt? zero profit Business + coercion is a dangerous combination. Business by itself can be good or bad, but it has a natural check on its power. Without coercion, products have to actually be of value to people. My solution would be to get govt out of bed with pharma (not that I think that's going to happen...).