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Perfect is the enemy of good. Isn't pharma losing some of their ill gotten profits better than them losing one?
by jaredklewis 9y ago
Perfect is the enemy of good. Isn't pharma losing some of their ill gotten profits better than them losing one?
- TeMPOraL 9y ago> Perfect is the enemy of good. Yes, and that's why you prefer perfect ;). > Isn't pharma losing some of their ill gotten profits better than them losing one? The problem here is that when such a thing occurs again and again, people start to treat it as a business model. Punishments are meant to deter, by giving only a slap on the wrist and calling it sufficient punishment, they'll be further legitimizing the whole strategy as a viable business model.