I'm pointing to yelp as a free market example of how technology has helped people learn about things that are unfamiliar.
Without the FDA, there would be human interest organizations created by the free market that verify drugs and treatments. They would compete with one another for reliability and reputation, which means that they couldn't be bought by drug companies themselves like many of the people in the FDA are today.
Don't you think your doctor would give you proper recommendations for drugs? Don't you think that, without results, he would recommend you didn't take something that wasn't proven or could be harmful?
Stop and think about something for a minute before you call it insane. You might just find that it's the only thing that makes sense.
Without the FDA, there would be human interest organizations created by the free market that verify drugs and treatments. They would compete with one another for reliability and reputation, which means that they couldn't be bought by drug companies themselves like many of the people in the FDA are today.
Don't you think your doctor would give you proper recommendations for drugs? Don't you think that, without results, he would recommend you didn't take something that wasn't proven or could be harmful?
Stop and think about something for a minute before you call it insane. You might just find that it's the only thing that makes sense.
ylp are barely reliable for reviews, but you think it would make a superiior replacment for drug approval process?
Which drugs are you on, adn are thy reviewed on yelp?
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So, how do you plan on suing once you have died in the crash at 80mph?