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>Is ethics holding back scientific innovation and progress?

See: >>16616951

I don't agree entirely with Anon's statement, I will say he's right when he says that Academia isn't being bogged down by "radical geniuses who're bound by red tape preventing them from doing the hard decisions that make great science".
It's being bogged down by fucking dipshit east-Indians with fake qualifications and AI generated medical journals, old men who don't want to do anything but collect cheques and sexually assault students, and to some extent out of touch retarded venture capitalists in the government, who are either Technocrats and are hoarding access to technology and education to become even richer at the expense of everyone else, or they're actually just know-nothing overconfident faggots who see poorly named experiments as a waste of time.

To some extent it's also this: >>16617643

Privatized healthcare is satanic and inherently prioritizes a business model built on treatments and pain medicine, as opposed to permanent cures and/or public infrastructure that would better segway healthier lifestyle changes. There's a bunch of graphs and charts trying to advertise how America is leading the world in papers and medical development, but this numbers becomes signifcantly less impressive when you realize it's just companies making incremental improvements to a drug so they can upcharge or some allergy medicine or designer drug that'll make you shit to death if you take too much or too little.

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