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piefed.ca

I ALMOST understand why Americans could think that prescriptions are out to get them.

I'd ask how they explain the fact that I get all my meds for £9 a month each and what that says about the efficacy of said drugs, but then Americans don't know other countries exist, other currencies exist, or what the word efficacy means so....

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mander.xyz

Unironically yes. Collectively they work to maintain and improve the oppression upon themselves. That's dumb.

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As an American, can confirm too many act in our collective worst interest to hurt those they see as unworthy or different. And then there are those who stit the pot to make billions of $. :(

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If you need at least one a month, getting an annual prepay certificate makes it even cheaper. Mine saved me money within two months because I am on a ton of stuff currently...

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I mean, everyone who's spoken out and defied Big Food by giving up their "eating" scam has died shortly there after. Kinda suspicious if you ask me.

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One-and-done cures are not pursued by big pharma because they work on the subscription model.

Because of this, we don't know how many potential one-and-done cures might exist. Maybe not many, or maybe many. We just don't know.

Capitalism sucks for everyone but the filthy rich. But, in this case they're screwed, too. Several years ago, a few of the billionaires backed their own horse in the race to develop longevity therapies. It's not about the money, it's about buying favors. Such a therapy, if it works well enough, might not be available at any price. Instead, the owner will keep it to hand out and hook other powerful people into doing their bidding.

Imagine the power that would come with being the only source of functional immortality.

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This argument falls apart when you realize the US is not the only country on earth

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