@Humpleupagus @PNS @captainslow @fknretardlol medical device manufacturers get the treatment too: they will adhere to open design principles and create standard builds of various devices, which are then open-sourced along with parts lists (no more $10 million MRIs that trigger a downstream cost of $5000/scan to pencil out over their lifetime or whatever)
patent law gets updated: you want to claim an “innovation”, great, but then your FULL schematics and parts lists for that device become open-source when the patent covering it is up
software, same thing: open standards and protocols, no more “custom software” for this shit that costs bazillions of dollars on the subscription model (“pay $X million per year! such value, goyim!”)
pharma gets a taste of this too: they’re riddled with “Hollywood Accounting” where they justify $10,000/pill charges “because we have to pay for the ones that didn’t work goy anon, don’t you want to support the FREE MARKET and PROGRESS?” (lmao no patents are by definition anti-“free market”, there is a tradeoff we make for prosocial outcomes and we’re not getting those outcomes so we are altering the deal, pray we do not alter it further)
if you want to subsidize your losers, that’s your business, and you can have market exclusivity for the patent period, but the price is absolutely invariant: you make X number of pills of Miraculosine, great, then you charge $Y per pill to all comers and that’s the end of it, and that covers “everybody everywhere in the world”, we’re not subsidizing niggers any more by pumping money out of White people who need health care and have been too nice to gas all the fucking kikes swindling them (so far)
also, the “tweak the formulation a little bit and get a ‘use patent’ for it, then jack up the price again” monstrosity gets gassed, and the “do a halfass study about a drug that’s been available for 200 years, get exclusivity, then jack up prices to the moon” gets some gas too, we’re done with that heinous bullshit