Half-way through the book and I'm already looking for the next one from the recommended list.

With the most advanced technology and efficient logistics, it’s easy to reduce the price by 50% or more. But you are right most likely the capital will benefit the most, not the patients.

I raised the question cause at one point when my kid needed the biologics, the middle-class me and wife had to think hard how to balance the bill at the thousand dollars level. This is insane~

IP protection, insurance barriers and regulation hurdles are only part of the problems; manufacture efficiency needs improve as well. I'm a strong believer of technologies that there are ways to cut the manufacture/marketing cost by 90%.

I'm the third type, "can I repost it?"😀

The AI things are killing social media one by one.

Between birth and death, aging is a developmental process more towards the latter. It doesn't make much sense psychologically if we define this process starts from beginning. Diseases on the other hand are just exceptions, just the chance is high that most people don't make it to the natural death.

Biologists try to preserve the nature but tech guys want to evolve it. By stealing tech's dirty money, the hybrid sector, biotech, does whatever they can to console the biologists. Unfortunately the tech outpaces the biotech and biology.