with only 3 yrs to recoup and make a profit, the companies are incentived to do shady dealing with doctors

Right, which also inflates the costs for consumers, @ManAnimal.

yup

Which creates artificial shortages.

You can always find a dis-/incentivising factor and balance things

not with eveything though

You can't regulate death, sure

Or water damage

pharma is good example cause it illustrates the nessecity to be able to seperate spheres of concern

Water does whatever it pleases, do not fucking argue with water

Ye bad idea

Lower the regulatory burdens for approval and so forth, but the problem isn't merely the 7-year timeline, as there's a loophole in which the patent can be indefinitely renewed, @ManAnimal.

if you cannot, then incentives will actually have the opposite effect

Water is as hard as concrete and will drown your ass

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this is also true

regulations can turn out to be worse than initial status quo

Fuckups happen

but then without that incentive, fewer drugs will be developed

Pros and cons.

Not a reason to not try to have a revision for a better system

because it just won't be worth the capital investiment up front

*Quotes Mussolini*

i am not saying the system cannot be improved i am only say i am uncertain what thread to pull which wouldn't have unintended consequence

*This is the crucial matter!*

Eh, I believe that was Hitler.

Ye it all gets complicated real quick doesn't it

someone slap me please

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Here

thanks

Better?

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if not broken, if you don't really understand how to tear it down and put it back together, don't just tear it apart

much better

guess that is what they taught us boomers that they don't teach anymore. Better to error on the side of assuming you know LESS than your think you do rather than the opposite cause there are always things you won't grasp until you go to do it yourself.

thanks a lot dad

lol

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