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Then you’ll eventually be generally unhappy to see no new medications come out.
by Auracle 8mo ago
Then you’ll eventually be generally unhappy to see no new medications come out.
- junofan 8mo agoThere seems to be an explosion of drugs for fat loss. No signs of slowing down.
- direwolf20 8mo agoChina disrespects IP and has the fastest growth of anywhere, and has medications
- refurb 8mo agoChina tries to steal IP, but otherwise has a functioning IP system including for drugs Chinese companies make. And China’s growth is about 5% in 2025, which isn’t close in the least to the fastest (Vietnam at 17%). And China has medications because of other countries with IP (mostly Europe and US). So if the US gets rid of IP, the. A very large part of new drugs won’t happen.
- direwolf20 8mo agoI don't care about the numbers, I care about the growth. They went from zero to high speed trains linking all major cities in a decade. They went from manufacturing cheap slop knockoffs of American products to top–of–the–line locally–designed products in about the same time. They make their own semiconductors now.
- refurb 8mo agoI care about the absolute level of development, not the change. The fact that China wasted decades on a failed economic ideology explains why they were so undeveloped up until the 1980's. If anything, China is simply catching up (in some ways) to developed countries. While certainly admirable, achieving what has already been done in other places isn't that impressive.
- teaearlgraycold 8mo agoA significant change to IP doesn't necessarily mean the world stops working on things. It just pivots us to a new set of problems.