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RainCaster

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12. April 2018- old news

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Goldman Sachs asks in biotech research report: 'Is curing patients a sustainable business model?' [View all] CousinIT Dec 2024 OP

Time for a brand new economic model that doesn't include obscene profits. Clouds Passing Dec 2024 #1

Perhaps a no-profit model Raven123 Dec 2024 #5

And there it is. Think. Again. Dec 2024 #2

Here's a more detailed quote from some sociopath or another . . . hatrack Dec 2024 #3

What's the classic line...??? displacedvermoter Dec 2024 #17

This is evidence that the capitalistic model in health care is not working. Mosby Dec 2024 #20

Trump Iron Lung, Inc. sop Dec 2024 #4

Business is addicted to the subscription model. Raven123 Dec 2024 #6

In Economics, this is called the "Rentier" model. A type of Feudalism, actually. People "rent/subscribe" from "Owners" SharonAnn Dec 2024 #11

Well there is one... durablend Dec 2024 #34

Saw a meme the other day that said ok_cpu Dec 2024 #42

If these fucks could The Unmitigated Gall Dec 2024 #7

Nestle is finding ways to establish ownership of the water the world drinks so maybe your in2herbs Dec 2024 #9

Have you seen this? Quixote1818 Dec 2024 #23

Not this video in particular but I have been following Nestle's world wide efforts to buy water in2herbs Dec 2024 #32

Love of money! atreides1 Dec 2024 #8

This is why they want people to get very sick. Irish_Dem Dec 2024 #10

And this is why governments should NEVER be run like a business William Seger Dec 2024 #13

April 2018- old news RainCaster Dec 2024 #12

Still their belief though. Boomerproud Dec 2024 #22

Do you have more current info to share? nt in2herbs Dec 2024 #33

The problem with letting the masses Farmer-Rick Dec 2024 #14

IBGYBG Nasruddin Dec 2024 #16

No cures will ever be found, Linda ladeewolf Dec 2024 #15

Case in point: The March of Dimes in the late '50s and early '60s. It was dobleremolque Dec 2024 #26

cures Old Okie Dec 2024 #18

The lesson some still seem to have not learned is that you can't take their Passages Dec 2024 #19

Is curing patients a sustainable business model? patphil Dec 2024 #21

This message was self-deleted by its author Chin music Dec 2024 #24

Those are G.O.P, "values" that Goldman Sachs is pimping BoRaGard Dec 2024 #25

More money can be made off chronically ill people Ocelot II Dec 2024 #27

But letting them die.... Mustellus Dec 2024 #28

The mission statement E. Normus Dec 2024 #29

Is frequent sharpening of the blade of the guillotine a good business model? Bo Zarts Dec 2024 #30

What else does record breaking profits and the fact that over half the nation is some prescription. or right now ... marble falls Dec 2024 #31

Maybe the wrong CEOs were targeted. Historic NY Dec 2024 #35

I can allow that thought in the face of any numbers of calls for the mass execution of Democrats and ... marble falls Dec 2024 #40

As I've said for years now... MustBeTheBooz Dec 2024 #36

From 2018 -- so where are they on pandemics? Hekate Dec 2024 #37

This isn't new. otchmoson Dec 2024 #38

fucking vampires mike_c Dec 2024 #39

This message was self-deleted by its author dalton99a Dec 2024 #41