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Hyperbolic metaphores are not worth the paper they're written on. Vaccine companies are large drug companies with many sources of income. It'd be more like (war
by JoeAltmaier 6y ago
Hyperbolic metaphores are not worth the paper they're written on. Vaccine companies are large drug companies with many sources of income. It'd be more like (warning: another metaphore) a grocery store gave away hot dogs.
- Nevermark 6y agoAnd how many grocery stores would stock hot dogs if they were required to give them away? The point that investment money doesn't chase big expensive research projects with low returns still holds.
- ipaddr 6y agoThey are usually called loss leaders and they set a limit on how many you buy. The idea is to drive traffic by reducing prices on common items. Stores would stock them because other stores would and all of the customers want them. Some stores would put a hot topping and sell drinks. Others would advertise other sales driving traffic to other areas of the store.
- Nevermark 6y agoI think you might be responding to my comment without respect to the context it was posted into. Let's say lawnmowers instead of hot dogs. My point still holds.