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Turns out people would pay any price for life-saving treatments. There is also the lack of competition due to high regulatory barrier.
by neurostimulant 3y ago
Turns out people would pay any price for life-saving treatments. There is also the lack of competition due to high regulatory barrier.
- AmVess 3y ago[flagged]
- meepmorp 3y agoYou may or may not have a point to make here, but it's entirely obscured by your pointlessly hostile framing and snark.
- dchftcs 3y agoWe can attempt to deduce the point from the comment. The only assertive statement that the comment it replied to was "close to" the stupidest, but not the stupidest. One possible evidence for that sort of statement is presenting the actual comment that is the stupidest, but such evidence was not presented explicitly. However, we can assume that the author intends the justification to be self-apparent; with this assumption, the best explanation is that their comment itself is the evidence they wish to present, ergo the actual stupidest comment.
- nickthegreek 3y agoJudging by the grayness of your comment, people seem to find your response even dumber. They made 2 arguments, that people will pay a large amount to save their own life and that there is a regulatory barrier to spinning up your own medical center. It would be wise to attack the substance of those 2 points rather then pretend you are so much smarter than the poster that you don't need to dirty yourself to answer them but narcissistic enough to make sure everyone in the room knows.