My point, in case that wasn't crystal clear, is that $1M to a university lab absolutely moves the needle, often in a huge way. It's a fair question though, sinc

My point, in case that wasn't crystal clear, is that $1M to a university lab absolutely moves the needle, often in a huge way. It's a fair question though, since a lot of the conversation around new drugs focuses on (very expensive) clinical trials vs basic research. Even some people in research get confused by this! As for me, personally? I'm a research scientist at a hospital and once I finish my tea, I'm getting back to work. Due to the...salary differential between this and ad-tech, I think it counts, at least a little bit.