Financial fuckery thread

[hirley0]

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How to get paid for it, seams a easy to me as finding a system
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I wish I did have actual numbers to compare to the general population. Because of stories like this one:

http://politicalblindspot.com/bank-ceo-assassinated-in-parking-garage/

If only we had some people with researching skills that look up these interesting and new things for us.
I would gladly pay for some paper object filled with this kind of thing.
Because they are filled with new and interesting facts we could maybe call them interestingpapers?
I have heard legends of such things existing in the past, the people that did this kind of work were called journalists or something like that.

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[hirley0]

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[hirley0]

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[Junkenstein]

Big Pharma just got a little bigger:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-27107416

Novartis and GlaxoSmithKline, two of the world's top drugmakers, have struck a multi-billion-dollar deal to join forces and reshape their businesses.

The deal involves swapping assets and combining their consumer health units.

Novartis will acquire GSK's cancer drugs business for $16bn (£9.5bn) and sell its vaccines division, excluding the flu unit, to GSK for $7.1bn.

In a separate deal, Novartis has agreed to sell its animal health division to Lilly for nearly $5.4bn.

Novartis said the moves would help the firm focus on its key businesses.

Read - Price fixing and monopolies are now easier to conduct and hide from the general public. Scandal of this nature within 5 years, guaranteed.

[P3nT4gR4m]

I think it's high time we start robbing their IP. Anything life saving or offering a better quality of life should be open sourced. Entertainment industry IP was kinda cute and kitchy and it's vaguely amusing to see them piss and moan while they price themselves out the market but pharma IP is downright fucking evil.

[Reginald Ret]

I think it's high time we start robbing their IP. Anything life saving or offering a better quality of life should be open sourced. Entertainment industry IP was kinda cute and kitchy and it's vaguely amusing to see them piss and moan while they price themselves out the market but pharma IP is downright fucking evil.

Have you heard of Genetic IP?
It is a thing. A very bad thing.
I can't decide which is worse though.

[P3nT4gR4m]

The thing with any form of IP is it's a bastard of a thing. Understandable in a capitalism scenario, I'm not arguing the logic of it, but no less regrettable for all that. The more information that is freely available to everyone, the faster we progress.

I don't know if "open source" was something invented by the hacker community (as the name suggests) or if it was a thing before that but it applies (imho) universally. IP robs the collective memeplex of ideas, open source enriches it.

[The Good Reverend Roger]

The thing with any form of IP is it's a bastard of a thing. Understandable in a capitalism scenario, I'm not arguing the logic of it, but no less regrettable for all that. The more information that is freely available to everyone, the faster we progress.

Gonna argue that.  Why put a shitload of work into something, if someone can just walk off with it?

[P3nT4gR4m]

The thing with any form of IP is it's a bastard of a thing. Understandable in a capitalism scenario, I'm not arguing the logic of it, but no less regrettable for all that. The more information that is freely available to everyone, the faster we progress.

Gonna argue that.  Why put a shitload of work into something, if someone can just walk off with it?

Pretty simple, really - you do it so that when they improve on it, you get to walk away with the improvement.

Bonus, if you do it right, you get to share the workload.

[The Good Reverend Roger]

The thing with any form of IP is it's a bastard of a thing. Understandable in a capitalism scenario, I'm not arguing the logic of it, but no less regrettable for all that. The more information that is freely available to everyone, the faster we progress.

Gonna argue that.  Why put a shitload of work into something, if someone can just walk off with it?

Pretty simple, really - you do it so that when they improve on it, you get to walk away with the improvement.

Bonus, if you do it right, you get to share the workload.

In the meantime, I have to eat.  So, if I'm an author or something, I cannot make a living without IP protection.  It's really that simple.  And I'd rather live in a world with MORE books than LESS.

Likewise, if I am going to sink resources into developing a technology, I have to have some sort of payoff, or I'm out of business.  Which means no further new tech from me.

[hirley0]

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[P3nT4gR4m]

The thing with any form of IP is it's a bastard of a thing. Understandable in a capitalism scenario, I'm not arguing the logic of it, but no less regrettable for all that. The more information that is freely available to everyone, the faster we progress.

Gonna argue that.  Why put a shitload of work into something, if someone can just walk off with it?

Pretty simple, really - you do it so that when they improve on it, you get to walk away with the improvement.

Bonus, if you do it right, you get to share the workload.

In the meantime, I have to eat.  So, if I'm an author or something, I cannot make a living without IP protection.  It's really that simple.  And I'd rather live in a world with MORE books than LESS.

Likewise, if I am going to sink resources into developing a technology, I have to have some sort of payoff, or I'm out of business.  Which means no further new tech from me.

Like I said, I understand it but it still saddens me. Cures cannot be created without recovering investment. So they come out expensive as fuck and whaddya know - people die because of it. It's how it is but that doesn't mean I have to like it.

[The Good Reverend Roger]

The thing with any form of IP is it's a bastard of a thing. Understandable in a capitalism scenario, I'm not arguing the logic of it, but no less regrettable for all that. The more information that is freely available to everyone, the faster we progress.

Gonna argue that.  Why put a shitload of work into something, if someone can just walk off with it?

Pretty simple, really - you do it so that when they improve on it, you get to walk away with the improvement.

Bonus, if you do it right, you get to share the workload.

In the meantime, I have to eat.  So, if I'm an author or something, I cannot make a living without IP protection.  It's really that simple.  And I'd rather live in a world with MORE books than LESS.

Likewise, if I am going to sink resources into developing a technology, I have to have some sort of payoff, or I'm out of business.  Which means no further new tech from me.

Like I said, I understand it but it still saddens me. Cures cannot be created without recovering investment. So they come out expensive as fuck and whaddya know - people die because of it. It's how it is but that doesn't mean I have to like it.

The trick is to limit IP.  A patent should not be exclusive forever, for exactly that reason.  And they aren't.

For example, the lorazapam I take costs $4/pill ($0.30, actually, but I am fortunate enough to have decent insurance).  Before the patent expired, it would have cost about 3 times that amount.

[P3nT4gR4m]

Yeah, I guess we're collectively doing the best we can manage with the shit we have.

[hirley0]

WeLL? this is a Question for her
Rather than 1 for them
i do not actually play the slots
when ever i do go / whiTch aint very often
ESPecially now that the shuttle costs
when once upon a WHEN
it was free *****

I guess the point i was trying to convey WAS
IF i did play them?
it would be for a dime or a QUARTER

THAT SAID
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OR bit coins "past", present, Future>

speaking of future
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