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The question is who would pay for that. If the research results look commercially viable it might be better to just try them out in the market. Medical and phar
by golemotron 3y ago
The question is who would pay for that. If the research results look commercially viable it might be better to just try them out in the market. Medical and pharmaceutical might be the exception because of risk and regulation.
- kurthr 3y agoI question even this case, because Pharma seem perfectly happy to push through drugs with unproven effectiveness. See the Aduhelm scandal (which has expanded to the entire Beta-Amyloid research angle). It wouldn't be so bad (see the Vitamin Industrial Complex), if they weren't paid for by insurance (ie everyone).
- hospitalJail 3y agoEasy: Create and organization, crowd fund it. You can knock out a few studies for free/low cost. Hard: Can we form an intellectual union for this(professionals/10%ers)? Protects us from the mob and the ruling class + we can collect dues for things that are incredibly important like this.