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posted by mpawlo
on Monday September 16, @03:17PM
from the oh-please dept.
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'Imagine where we'd
be if pharmaceutical companies had not been allowed to use government research, and the
development of drugs based on that research had been left to non-profits or government agencies.
Thousands of people would be dead who are now alive, courtesy of some of today's "miracle" drugs.'
Ernest Miller is way too soft (maybe evilness is not taught at Yale) on Henderson when he writes, brilliantly,:
'pharmaceuticals are different from the software industry because
the FDA (thank god) requires extensive and expensive drug testing before products can be
sold. The same cannot be said for software, so the economics are just a bit different.'
I think it no more than fair to paraphrase Nicklas Lundblad: David Henderson's article is so bad, was it a horse we would be forced to shoot it.
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