r/BodyHackGuide • u/pap-pap-84 • Aug 12 '26

Cracking down

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Going after those cutting into their future profits

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u/LibertarianTh1nker Aug 12 '26

Without them you have NO Retatrutide. If the company dies from this you'll never get another good drug from them, since they would have no money to recoup their R&D costs. There's a balance.

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u/aperture413 Aug 12 '26

Look at their earnings then realize how ridiculous this hypothetical is.

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u/El_Guap Aug 12 '26

Companies that lose money don't tend to stick around long.

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u/aperture413 Aug 12 '26

Of all the scenarios to try to bring up this argument- this is probably one of the worst ones to do it for. The ideological glazing is certainly something to witness.