100%! t's funny, a few years ago, I could not stand him (yeah, I bought into what the media was saying). Now that I've seen him on some podcasts, wow, the media really lied about him. I watch everything he's on.
Shrekli for president! Lol. Dude is so charismatic and brilliant. Yeah sure people love to hate him, but he could easily be just another suit that nobody knows about. Instead he’s a household name. It makes me sad the govt sacked his business career because I think he had loads of potential for major corporate innovations. He was so young in his executive career and accomplished much.
Awesome interview thank you! The way the media went after him was crazy. It’s similar to how they go after Andrew Tate. He’s a very smarty guy and Betty insightful. I used dr gupta tonight and was cool. Wish him the best.
Unfortunately it is a medical device because they INTEND for it to provide medical advice, and advertise it as such - in contrast with OpenAI who do not. Disclaimers do not prevent a product from being a medical device.
Initial reaction, havent watched all yet. , medical need is not a luxery want. I cant chose to to get sick, i can and have chosen a cheaper smart phone. "Value Priceing " doesnt work when life is infinity valuable since theres no 2nd chance. Now i understand if more of the money went into reaserch but with their salaries much higher than doctors.... no; its not about lives its money... And really, its not just pharma, all of medical industry needs to be better... Now just saying 'this is the way things work' i undrstand but lets not try to wrap around the ugliness by the fake 'for the good' when its not. Thank you for really asking him detailed questions and letting him say in his own words profit ( multiple times more) over people in the pharma industry. Would love to see on on tools used or the 'theory' of manufacturing need for drugs?
Good point about value based pricing not working when life is infinitely valuable! Although health systems do put prices on life e.g. NICE's pricing of the QALY
Life isn’t infinitely valuable else the insurance industry would be out of business, and legal compensation for harm/murder couldn’t exist. Supply and demand exists in everything, and is in fact what provides value to life. Where those 2 intersect in anyone’s life is the value of that life.
You are arguing for the value of human life from the individuals point of reference. I don't think my own life or the lives of people I care about mean anything to you and I don't hold it against you.
Shkreli is a gem, I learned a lot from the guy in 2016. Great interview btw, you are very talented.
Thank you :)
100%! t's funny, a few years ago, I could not stand him (yeah, I bought into what the media was saying). Now that I've seen him on some podcasts, wow, the media really lied about him. I watch everything he's on.
Smashed it Mustafa
Great interview, very glad I watched
Thank you man 🙏🙏
Fantastic interview, Ive seen a number of interviews with martin, this is one of the best. Your channel deserves multiple Xs of current sub count.
Really really appreciate this, thank you 🙏
Shrekli for president! Lol. Dude is so charismatic and brilliant. Yeah sure people love to hate him, but he could easily be just another suit that nobody knows about. Instead he’s a household name. It makes me sad the govt sacked his business career because I think he had loads of potential for major corporate innovations. He was so young in his executive career and accomplished much.
Man this was a really good interview.
Thank you Rob :)
This was a great interview. I loved how you asked a question and then just let Martin talk.
Love listening to Martin Shkreli. I wish him lots of happiness and success.
Great interview martins a G
Aha thank you
very insightful interview, love martin
Awesome interview thank you! The way the media went after him was crazy. It’s similar to how they go after Andrew Tate. He’s a very smarty guy and Betty insightful. I used dr gupta tonight and was cool. Wish him the best.
I like that you ask him a question that let him finish his thought 💭, unlike other people . They cut him
Excellent interview.
Thank you Michael!
Haven't watched yet, but definitely earned a sub and a like off that intro.
Thanks 😂
in the beginning when u was laughing, he altered his words as to not connect them with your laughing
Amazing interview
Thank you !
The Gordon Gecko of this era.
Greed is Good. 😈
You are really perfect the best choice here by now
Unfortunately it is a medical device because they INTEND for it to provide medical advice, and advertise it as such - in contrast with OpenAI who do not. Disclaimers do not prevent a product from being a medical device.
Aha I needed HughGPT there with me in real time! Interesting around the intention being important
Webmd isn’t medical advice. It’s basically a search engine for medical info. How is that a “medical device”?
i liek him
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Martin shkreli said I'm a atheist but the medicine is doing God's work... 😂😂 how does that work? It makes no sence to me..??
Initial reaction, havent watched all yet.
, medical need is not a luxery want. I cant chose to to get sick, i can and have chosen a cheaper smart phone. "Value Priceing " doesnt work when life is infinity valuable since theres no 2nd chance.
Now i understand if more of the money went into reaserch but with their salaries much higher than doctors.... no; its not about lives its money...
And really, its not just pharma, all of medical industry needs to be better...
Now just saying 'this is the way things work' i undrstand but lets not try to wrap around the ugliness by the fake 'for the good' when its not.
Thank you for really asking him detailed questions and letting him say in his own words profit ( multiple times more) over people in the pharma industry.
Would love to see on on tools used or the 'theory' of manufacturing need for drugs?
Good point about value based pricing not working when life is infinitely valuable! Although health systems do put prices on life e.g. NICE's pricing of the QALY
The concept of infinite value is juvenile. QALY is a rational attempt to allocate limited resources.
Life isn’t infinitely valuable else the insurance industry would be out of business, and legal compensation for harm/murder couldn’t exist. Supply and demand exists in everything, and is in fact what provides value to life. Where those 2 intersect in anyone’s life is the value of that life.
You are arguing for the value of human life from the individuals point of reference. I don't think my own life or the lives of people I care about mean anything to you and I don't hold it against you.
That being said you are right about the medical industry as a whole