Musings -Pharmaceuticals as a Species

Human society is a very dynamic ecosystem, full of all sorts of species and subspecies. These species are constantly interacting with each other in various ways, from the subtle to extreme physical violence.

One of the species in this ecosystem is the pharmaceutical industry. This particular species, like many other species, has its own unique sets of genetic characteristics. It also has a life cycle and growth path which it follows as it matures.

As a pharmaceutical species matures in human society, it begins to realize that it is surrounded by other subspecies of the same species. There are many different types and brands of pharmaceuticals produced by these other subspecies. How does this mature pharmaceutical industry react?

It makes a conscious decision to create unique and competitive products, so as not to become extinct. It does this by using its limited resources wisely.

It attempts to collect as much data on the other subspecies in its ecosystem, so that it can understand how best to compete with these species and further its own survival.

As it gathers the data, the pharmaceutical industry begins to notice that not all subspecies are created equally. There are some that produce low-quality products and others which have produced high-quality products.

Some people sell pharmaceuticals to others. This is a complex topic, and the philosophers have long debated their role in society.

As you know, there are certain health products which can only be sold by medical professionals. This is to ensure the safety of consumers.

Of course, the pharmaceutical industry is a multi-billion dollar business. This means that there are many people who make money from selling these products.

This is why some people are against the sale of pharmaceuticals by non-professionals. They do not want to see those who profit from their misery.

Indeed, some people have made their fortunes by selling the very same products which they were once prescribed.

Others view selling pharmaceuticals as a noble act. They are helping people who need medical care.