Many times I have seriously thought about telling the public the truth of why healthcare in India is in a dismal state. But then, I realize that people are too immature to understand. What's the point?
It really feels helpless for sure... I often feel overwhelmed at all of the forces working against us, the programming is so subtle yet so powerful that their minds just shut off from you. Big Pharma is just one of many topics that has a knee-jerk reaction of closemindedness, but the damage they have been causing has affected nearly everyone in Canada/US . The growth of the cannabis movement in North America is one of many indicators that the people are getting fed up
@shahaan I am curious about Big Pharmas presence in India. Is it expanding? You must have a lot of new people entering a more westernized healthcare system, it would be interesting to look at how that has been unfolding. What about Cannabis in India? what is it like there or does it depend on region, social status, education. Also how long has Big Pharma had a big presence in India, and is it expanding? It's really interesting to hear about how other cultures deal with these changes.
yeah, and it's not like they were unaware, they knew what they were doing just like big tobacco knew what they were doing a few decades ago - they suppressed the research and then aggressively marketed it.
Many times I have seriously thought about telling the public the truth of why healthcare in India is in a dismal state. But then, I realize that people are too immature to understand. What's the point?
It really feels helpless for sure... I often feel overwhelmed at all of the forces working against us, the programming is so subtle yet so powerful that their minds just shut off from you. Big Pharma is just one of many topics that has a knee-jerk reaction of closemindedness, but the damage they have been causing has affected nearly everyone in Canada/US . The growth of the cannabis movement in North America is one of many indicators that the people are getting fed up
@shahaan I am curious about Big Pharmas presence in India. Is it expanding? You must have a lot of new people entering a more westernized healthcare system, it would be interesting to look at how that has been unfolding. What about Cannabis in India? what is it like there or does it depend on region, social status, education. Also how long has Big Pharma had a big presence in India, and is it expanding? It's really interesting to hear about how other cultures deal with these changes.
yeah, and it's not like they were unaware, they knew what they were doing just like big tobacco knew what they were doing a few decades ago - they suppressed the research and then aggressively marketed it.