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The barrier of entry to pharmaceutical sales is a bit higher than electronics.
by k_sh 9y ago
The barrier of entry to pharmaceutical sales is a bit higher than electronics.
- bamboozled 9y agoIt shouldn't be, dodgy appliances can get you seriously injured or even killed. [1] [1] http://www.scmp.com/news/china/article/1283818/woman-electrocuted-while-answering-iphone-may-have-been-using-fake http://www.scmp.com/news/china/article/1283818/woman-electro...
- katastic 9y agoYou can't be serious. Drugs differing by a couple thousands of a gram (mg) can severely harm or kill someone. There are some drugs measured in micrograms. And that speaks nothing of potential contaminates and cross-contamination. There's also no serious black market for theft and addictive abuse of electronics. (Not one that compares in the order-of-magnitude to the amount of drugs abused every day.) You can say electronics should be more regulated. You can't argue (without much more talking points) that electronics are as deadly or dangerous as drugs... things you put inside your body. And if you bring up medical electronics... we're right back to the same strict regulation that drugs have. So we don't even necessarily need more regulation of them.