cleared, then busted

Steven P. McNicoll wrote:


It sounds better in the short term. In the long term if nobody pays the
development costs of new drugs there'll be no new drugs.

You're missing that, from Canada's perspective, the development is free.
That's a given, at least under current conditions.

So their healthcare doesn't suffer from a lack of R&D funding. Clever of
them. Bad for us, but why should they care if we're willing to bend over
for them?

- Andrew

"Andrew Gideon" wrote in message
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You're missing that, from Canada's perspective, the development is free.
That's a given, at least under current conditions.


I haven't missed that. If we follow Canada's lead, as many seem to want,
the US will also cease to develop new drugs.