I don't agree that people think that incentivisation is the only way to make the world go round. That's a very poor vision of what humans are. By the same kind

I don't agree that people think that incentivisation is the only way to make the world go round. That's a very poor vision of what humans are. By the same kind of logic, governments are not efficient; water supplies should be privatized because they'd better managed; refugees landing in your country eat your job. Sorry for conflating things a tad, but, damn, that's just all the same simplistic logic. Upgrade your social brain and you'll see. I don't care if 20% of money goes back to research. I care that pharmaceutical companies use various means to "protect their assets". I once worked for Johnson&Johnson. Guess what was wirtten on every single desk there ? "We work for the good of our patients and investors". That is, patien on the same level as investor. For me, this doesn't sound like a sucess for humanity. That looks like the best of the worst solutions.