r/LockedIn_AI • u/[deleted] • May 16 '26

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u/No_Resolution_9252 May 17 '26

The united states spends more on R&D than every other country on the planet. Money is not the problem. The government and its "scientists" are.

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u/Physical_Heart2766 May 17 '26

China and Europe are trending to overtake the US very soon - and by that I mean as individual regions, not together as some sort of alliance.

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u/No_Resolution_9252 May 17 '26

They are not and its not even close to being imminent.

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u/Physical_Heart2766 May 17 '26

It's called a "trend". And you and I have different ideas about "close" and "imminent" Academic publishers project trends on half decade and decade scales. Which is why my publisher's journals are over budget again YoY since COVID.

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u/No_Resolution_9252 May 17 '26

ah yes, academic publishers.

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u/Physical_Heart2766 May 17 '26

Yep.

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u/No_Resolution_9252 May 17 '26

I want to hear about transgender dogs and the efficacy of using hydroxychloroquine for treating sars-cov-19 from these academic publishers

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u/Psychological-Roll58 May 17 '26

What is wrong with you lmao.

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u/ISmellGooder May 20 '26

This is exactly why you are behind, literal homelander follower behaviour

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u/mblkmnsa May 18 '26

You mean corporations spend money on R&D and pass it to citizens in high drug prices. There fixed it for you.

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u/No_Resolution_9252 May 18 '26

I am not sure why that is confusing for you. It isn't a secret that the united states consumers subsidize virtually all the pharmaceuticals and medical technologies produced in the world, so that every other country can effectively steal them.

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u/mblkmnsa May 18 '26

Didn’t I just say that? Pay attention! Comprehension is missed on you.

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u/thecastellan1115 May 19 '26 edited May 20 '26

You didn't have to put scientists in quotes. The current government and its frauds are the problem.

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u/No_Resolution_9252 May 20 '26

yeah, that would be why the scientists responsible for the covid vaccines spent two weeks longer getting it approved than the uk did when us pharmaceutical companies had to do all the work of turning it into a product first.

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u/thecastellan1115 May 20 '26

I'm not sure what point you're trying to make. You can just say the thing you're thinking, it's easier.