The biohackers making insulin 98% cheaper | Just Might Work by Freethink

[@freethink]

What do you think of this approach to producing insulin?

[@JOSEPHELBOSS]

I think it's a great idea. We should use this method to reduce the price of other 💊💉.

[@patrafferty3910]

Anything that lowers the cost has my vote Hate to sound like a capitalist hating commie but food water meds and housing should be available to everyone not just those that can afford it There are plenty of other ways to make a buck. Type 1 diabetics are stuck tied to the need for insulin just to survive this country is powerful enough and rich enough to cover that need. As for type 2 we need better education about what causes insulin resistance carbs from whole food sources veggies,fruit,whole grains and legumes don't make you fat or cause insulin resistance. Insulin resistance is caused when your body tries to store fat in the muscle cells this won't let the insulin unlock the cell to let the glucose in, the body is not stupid it knows having to much glucose flow around in your blood is not healthy so it starts to store it in your liver thus fatty liver disease if you are a type 2 that is still making insulin but not able to utilize it detox your body from all animal based foods you will be amazed how fast your bp drops your cholesterol drops and your glucose suddenly comes under control It took me about three weeks to start feeling better and it is just getting better and better everyday I don't really count calories But I always feel full now. There is alot of info about the whole food plant based lifestyle on KZbin We don't have to be sick anymore and support big pharma live in peace everyone Pat

[@mthulisindzombane5623]

The problem has never been the technical know-how, its the companies that stand to lose that block such efforts. Honestly i would be surprised if this gets to a point where the recipe to make insulin is in the hands of the people. I have no doubt that Big Pharma will do everything in its power to destroy this project, no matter the cost. I can only pray that these guys manage to get past all the obstacles.

[@edwardlewis1963]

@@patrafferty3910 it is an example of how the free market eventually moves to correct the capitalist excess ("greed")

[@valiantstallion]

It's the beginning of the end for big pharma.

[@The_Horizon]

You guys better make this viral before these guys suddenly vanish and we hear nothing more about it...

[@recordkeepingandinformatio8206]

the American healthcare system is literally p2w

[@JayPatel-ls6wn]

Major news sources don’t cover it since they only exist as propaganda for politicians and big corporations.

[@JayPatel-ls6wn]

@Aquatic Ape Prove they sell insulin let alone at that price.

[@thegelik4967]

@Recordkeeping and Information Security Agency arent higher taxes just the same for other countries?

[@jonahv8545]

Wth I just went from one of your videos to this, preach!

[@dickvanderhoof8646]

Hope this guy made a public statement that he “doesn’t hate his life and does not plan to kill himself”.

[@MrRafagigapr]

did not work with John McAfee , he even got a tatoo and the US governement still make him get suicided

[@leafninjazyt6173]

@@MrRafagigapr I hope his dead mans switch activated so he can expose corruption

[@_inetuser]

rip McAfee :(

[@Vinzmannn]

Worked so well with Jhon McAffee I tell you that.

[@jimberry5318]

Isaac kappy

[@imadogsass6717]

Insulin, a generic drug, should be dirt cheap in this day and age.

[@TheCreeperTrack1]

It is cheap...overseas. But the US government has made it illegal to import insulin from overseas. So blame the government for propping up an oligopoly.

[@matthewmcintosh4925]

It is in every country with universal healthcare. And in some cases it's free. But then again most countries understand that a healthy population is a more productive population. So the government get higher tax revenue than they otherwise would by simply having more people working. But like all things in america all you have to do to make people act against their own best interests is to simply mention the dreaded C word communism. Then sit back and watch people shoot themselves in their own foot. Hospital free, ambulance free, prescription medication $6.50 up to $800 per annum then free for the rest or the year. Dr. Visit free. Corona vax free. This of course has the unintended effect of having a happy healthy population with ample leisure time and money to spend on other activities that generates more tax income and jobs. Really it isn't that hard when you stop repeating old chatch phrases and make an effort to improve everybody's life.

[@Classwarvet]

@@TheCreeperTrack1 it's because we don't have universal healthcare like those other countries. What people don't realize is that the taxes don't just pay for the medicine and care, but also provides an infrastructure with which the governments can actually negotiate prices. Medicare does this and if we made medicare for all this wouldn't be an issue.

[@Soumesh0]

It costs like 5 dollars here in India

[@Classwarvet]

@@matthewmcintosh4925 the funny thing is if people actually read Adam Smith's "Wealth of Nations", they'd realize he actually said that governments were supposed to provide support to citizens through taxes on the rich and businesses. He literally says that governments sound provide infrastructure and education to those of all ages. If the were alive today it wouldn't be that far of a stretch to think he'd support universal healthcare.

[@qdude21]

Just like how the US has laws against monopolies, there should also be laws against companies working together to essentially form a monopoly.

[@aria5614]

They're called Anti-Trust laws they've been ignored for years now.

[@zoc2]

And what you described is called an oligopoly

[@junglejim9551]

the US already doesn't follow through on any laws against monopolies, or else amazon would be shut down.

[@kushs7666]

That is called an oligopoly

[@bh8671]

Why? So they can be ignored. Anyway nothing will happen because if something was actually done 90% of the worlds large companies would go broke.

[@apothecurio]

The original guy literally sold his insulin patent for $1 because he believed it should be super cheap and affordable.

[@HoldMeForever]

He should've licenced it -__-

[@DiminutiveJerry]

@@HoldMeForever it was in 1900s lol

[@jonathanodude6660]

@@HoldMeForever he sold it. He wanted it to be easy for everyone to make and didn’t think that one person should control the supply, even someone benevolent.

[@THG_thehumangod]

@@jonathanodude6660 Pretty dumb idea IMO. If a good person isn't selling it, noone should sell it.

[@jonathanodude6660]

@@THG_thehumangod well he thought it was immoral to profit off of life saving discoveries. He didn’t put his name on the patent and his collaborators sold it to a university. Idk what happened after that but presumably the university sold it to a drug company.

[@kashisama4465]

Let’s hope their lab doesn’t just “burn down” accidentally one day they are doing great work

[@youtubetv1588]

Wouldn't have to do this if Trump was still president. He made insulin so much cheaper, but the new pedophile administration reversed it!

[@amritsingh4251]

@@youtubetv1588 Why are you bringing politics into this. Trump did nothing to reduce the price of insulin. You are trying to deceive people.

[@kyotoeve]

No seriously.

[@cyanidesparkles]

@@youtubetv1588 trump did nothing lol he just happened to be in office during a period of time that insulin wasnt this expensive. correlation does not equal causation.

[@larissadueck2643]

No kidding!

[@WrylandSingleton]

be careful that this guy doesn’t “kill himself” out of nowhere someday

[@cb-gz1vl]

Epstien-ed and Macafee-ed

[@Polyglot_English]

Детерминизм это Свобода 🤙 🤙 🤙 🤙 🤙

[@ghostmourn]

Yeah we should start a go fund me for security

[@MariaChavez-ey5sr]

It’s actually quite a large team behind this, the video only shows 3 of the team members but we have volunteers from all over the world working on this.

[@denelson83]

i.e., A hit squad hired by Big Pharma?

[@mushmush4980]

I'm a little disgusted that I haven't seen this on major news sites yet

[@AlexRod9646]

Corporations own the news pal. We live in a plutocratic oligarchy in the US.

[@Chevalier_knight]

You will when a short story runs " researchers kill them selfs".

[@kevmccormick1767]

@@AlexRod9646 so glad someone can actually see the world for what it is a plutocracy. I'm so sick of people sàying what's going on just now is socialism then people say communism because they don't know the difference.

[@pyromorph6540]

Jesus, wake up ffs who do you think is running these things?

[@170IQer]

You probably voted for biden because the news told you to 😂😂

[@nembokid8]

Crazy how here in Europe we don't (at least, I don't) even know the price of insuline. It's a vital and basic prescription... Nobody should have to starve to pay for insuline.

[@PixelSheep]

so true

[@eevyl1337]

That's because US health insurance system is mess.

[@la7dfa]

@@eevyl1337 They seem to think its cheaper to give money to the middlemen, and let at lot of companies markup everything. All in a failed belief that they save money by not having proper care for the poor and unemployed.

[@shadmansudipto7287]

@@eevyl1337 I'm from a poor south Asian country, yet a vial of insulin is like 5$

[@alexg.1430]

i doub't there are any european with this sort of knowledge O.o and even if they are i'm sure it's cheap

[@birchberry9354]

Insulin was designed and intended to be cheap from the beginning, its crazy that this is even a problem to begin with

[@kunstro]

​@Aquatic Ape Well, that is not the entire story: the stuff they're selling at walmart does not work for every case, because insulin medication is not all the same.. They sell the stuff invented nearly 40 years ago, medicine and pharmacy has improved significantly over this time, so yes, it is a relief! But it surely is not the answer, since every patient is different. However, you are right by saying they do generally sell cheaper insulin at walmart, which could help in many cases

[@youtubetv1588]

Wouldn't have to do this if Trump was still president. He made insulin so much cheaper, but the new pedophile administration reversed it!

[@kunstro]

@@youtubetv1588 and the election was stolen I guess?

[@yulfine1688]

@@kunstro it's been proven numerous times that it was..hell the other party even celebrates it. The current president cant even think on his own or do anything on his own without outside people controlling him.

[@pugduck1917]

@@yulfine1688 sources for the proof? I haven't seen any

[@futt-bucker]

I'm a type 1 diabetic and these people would be my absolute heros. Where do I donate?

[@Blasikov]

Open Insulin Foundation: openinsulin.org

[@futt-bucker]

@William Snow a local place called OneWorld they are a community help center.

[@memepros5433]

Sorry, but as a Canadian….Americans expect everything for free or cheap while living in a state like Texas or the 7 other states that pay 0 taxes on income, so no, I do not feel sympathy. So yes if I were to ever get diabetes I WILL NEVER HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT PAYING FOR IT, sucks to be America. This dude is about to be criminally the next Jillian assuage and his head will be on a pike, this will never happen, because it’s not legal. FDA won’t approve this, a false narrative when the 3 billionaires get together a lobby against this

[@froggy9620]

@@memepros5433 your grammar is about 2nd grade level, sucks to be Canadian.

[@ludoms100]

@@memepros5433 I’m a type 1 diabetic from Canada, you’re an asshole, even if the us as a garbage healthcare system doesn’t mean diabetics are responsible for the highcost

[@hellothere9167]

The fact that they worked hard for 6 whole years and then place their whole research and data in online as a public open data is just so commendable

[@KableTdi]

Where is it? Source?

[@hellothere9167]

@@KableTdi there's a thing called doing it yourself and search it up

[@hauz287]

​@@KableTdibig pharma paying you?

[@KableTdi]

lmao there is a thing called making statements from your ass just like you're doing. @@hellothere9167

[@ganerdeneuurtsaih9953]

Insulin companies: Let’s make price higher since they can’t live without it...

[@anthonymuccillo]

Also gas companies hahaha

[@Rundtryps]

@@anthonymuccillo Gas isn't a necessity to live for most people though.

[@carlosreid51]

Thank these people for cheap insulin

[@TheOskar300]

capitalism in a nutshell

[@1234lorddaniel]

@@TheOskar300 Its not really problem with capitalism. In free competition environment there will be dozens small companies to compete with big pharma or ppl would be able to import insulin from other countries. US is in strange state where laws block these ways of breaking this triopol(?). If you want to blame someone/something look at senate and congress.

[@harrytuttle4069]

I hope these guys have good lawyers and don't end up "committing suicide" while incarcerated...

[@CostelloBrasco]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKfKeoNrgZiEp5Y

[@kapone2k]

U.S "Land of freedom" .... as long as you don't get sick, scammed, robbed, shot, fired, sued or even worse..jailed.. (good luck finding a decent job after jail time..) And you can get jailed for being sued of anything.. Welcome to Murica!

[@finnzweitname5905]

Whats the backstory of that i did not hear about this

[@joshuafrank1246]

@@finnzweitname5905 I guess the lawyers did their job if you didn’t hear about it.

[@thedesensitizedsympathizer5307]

Why is that in quotes?

[@superviro]

Imagine being forced to pay $12k a year to stay alive.

[@kelvin595]

American healthcare in a Nutshell

[@goaway4240]

Damn I feel bad for Americans, here in the UK we get free healthcare and I'm damn grateful for that

[@swaggadash9017]

@@goaway4240 yeah, people joke about brits never wanting to go to hospital but I imagine it being free has something to do with that, like people don't want to use up time and resources someone else could get.

[@Sebastian_Michaelis]

@@swaggadash9017 The worst thing is actually getting an appointment. It can be MONTHS of waiting around just being sick or scared.

[@matsv201]

@@kelvin595 difrentiate between healthcare and medialcare. Health care is heavily subsidesed in most of europe, for medicare, that is not quite as common, but becuase it is in some places, the medecin is ultra cheap.

[@dissolution9843]

Until now I was under the impression that printer ink was the most commercially overpriced product in the U.S. Turns out I was wrong.

[@beth8775]

Once upon a time, I think it was, but yes, ink has lost that distinction.

[@potaterjim]

You're still wrong: It's survival itself. America charges the most in the world for the right to simply exist

[@JustScrapHD]

@@potaterjim cringe

[@Aecor]

@@JustScrapHD no it isn’t

[@novembercharliesierradelta]

huh, seeing your comment made me remember that one video about printer ink Insulin is the third most expensive liquid sold, while printer ink is the 5th.

[@Maestro_Charlie_Abraham]

I imagine that once the protocol is released and confirmed, every university level 100 chem and medtec class will be doing this as a lab assignment just to make damn sure every graduate level chemist ought to know how to make insulin for their friends and family

[@user-he7sc3fg3r]

No

[@bethkrager6529]

No they won't. They're too busy brainwashing good little commie terrorists to bother doing ANYTHING worthwhile. You want to fix this problem? Fire all politicians and insist on two year term limits . two years to throw your shot then get out of politics anywhere forever.

[@Bacony_Cakes]

@@bethkrager6529 dude it's not the fifties anymore let it go

[@nahuelleandroarroyo]

Doing insulin for your family is both stupid and dangerous

[@abaguettewithacomputer415]

@@nahuelleandroarroyo how

[@malohn2068]

America:free market n stuff! Volunteers charge 6 dollar for insulin. America:that's illegal >:(

[@Mr.Dodo-]

Its not a free market! Its partly a free market. The govetnmrnts dirty hands are in everything.

[@cps22001]

This is severe cognitive dissonance. Insulin is expensive likely due to reasons other than free-market tendencies -- i.e. patent laws, severe restrictions on production, etc. Moreover, the team that is creating this solution is running off of free-market ideals.

[@jorgegutierrez8588]

@@Mr.Dodo- the fact that stuff like this isn't government regulated is the reason why this stuff is so expensive. Pharmacudical companies can charge whatever they want just because they patent their recipes and methods and don't share it. These guys are heroes for trying to reverse engineer it and open source the recipe.

[@ritenger87]

It's 100% the free markets fault. Don't let the shills fool you.

[@ritenger87]

@@cps22001 it's that expensive for one reason: profit.

[@jarvis911]

That poor kid that doesn't have insulin, that makes me mad as hell being a type 1 from UK the thought of paying $1000 is sickening

[@marlonmontelhiggins8570]

It's kind of maddening to me, too, having a type 1 diabetic father, myself. I'm also from the UK, and I appreciate that insulin doesn't cost that much over here. Pricing something so vital so high should be illegal. Honestly.

[@user-ej7we6ph3l]

@@marlonmontelhiggins8570 free under the NHS, doesn’t cost anything for the patient! How it should be.

[@marlonmontelhiggins8570]

@@user-ej7we6ph3l - It's free? Man, I should've known. And, I agree. That is the way that it should be.

[@johnbeaker8721]

@@marlonmontelhiggins8570 It's not technically free cause we do pay into the NHS, but it's free at the point of use. Much better than in the US.

[@thomasowens5824]

America.... sickening.

[@NoName-tl4by]

Hey, the comments saying these guys might "go missing" isn't a joke. This is real.

[@andrewthomson]

We've got to start calling it getting "epsteined"

[@deadfIag]

@@andrewthomson no, we've got to stop joking about it.

[@andrewthomson]

@@deadfIag why

[@Red_Eyed]

@@deadfIag Actually, it's a great idea. Epstein's "sucide" was an awakening for most. More people realized how shady and bullshit it was. Titling it as 'getting Epsteined' is just how new diseases are named after the person who contracted it.

[@akyde1552]

@@Red_Eyed I don't think a jet-setter millionaire pedophile being killed so he cant rat on other millionaire pedophiles is someone that needs their name honored. We can just say they were suicided it gets the point across fine lol.

[@nayabghazali5455]

My father is diabetic and in Pakistan insulin vials pack cost him around 20 dollars and he can easily afford it without any issue. Even being in developing country we have no trouble affording insulin. Em shocked at American healthcare. 🤔

[@ericpixley4594]

Nobody pays list prices in the US.

[@TheCreeperTrack1]

Yep, and resellers can’t even exploit this to provide cheap insulin to US diabetics. It is illegal to resell foreign insulin on US soil. The moment it becomes legal is the moment prices fall. Nobody will buy $100 commercial insulin when they can buy $25 Pakistani insulin online.

[@TheRiiiight]

@@ericpixley4594 Keep telling yourself that fairy tale.

[@TheHighborn]

Health business* not healthcare

[@13aaryan]

@@TheCreeperTrack1 yep even in India it's really cheap. 2-6$/vial

[@joei8236]

where citizens of the most richest country and the “land of the free” can’t afford basic medical care is just sad...

[@pittraider1221]

It's the fault of our corrupt government allowing these pharmaceutical corporations to have copyrights on fucking medicine that is the real problem. The solution is NOT to enable the corporations by paying them with tax dollars. Edit: I probably should have stated this earlier but didn't because I knew alot of leftists would disregard my point if I said it but yes, there should be medicinal copyrights in order to incentivize their creation but my honest opinion is they shouldn't be capable of lasting longer than 1-5 years, maybe 28 years if we wanna go by how copyright used to work in the U.S. and certainly medicinal copyright should not be capable of lasting longer than the creator of said medicine.

[@yulfine1688]

@@koolaidman4869 ironically the same people who are illegals or the lower income and families who believe the lies and don't want to push to go past where they're at. Or in actuality for the majority for the last election that was indeed a huge mess of many things. Anyways it's the citizens and the young people who are dumber than two stones.

[@qmr0n]

Capitalism

[@farhanyousaf5616]

If you can't pay for health or afford it, not sure if that is really freedom. It's pure slavery.

[@yulfine1688]

@@farhanyousaf5616 Healthcare is free for most people already. It's just garbage coverages. Healthcare cannot be denied if you actually need it. Healthcare plans aren't free. They cover numerous things usually expensive surgeries and scans that most places not only have long waiting lists on but also have limited access and limited machines available. Not to say we don't have waiting lists for things such as kidneys which are so common there's not enough kidney donations for people who need them. Hearts can also be hard to get if needed. Among other things. However just about everything else is better. Nor do we have politicians making the decisions for us on what we can and cannot do. The choice is 100% ours to make with information and guidance from doctors and nurses and other physicians. Also Healthcare plans isn't a right. It's also a choice. You can choose Healthcare plans life insurance pet insurance disability workers compensation etc. It's not forced upon you. You know how many illegals and other people just wall into the ER for anything because they can't deny you? Any idea how much that costs and they don't pay ever. There's people that have been in the ER for months that's extremely costly. Money doesn't grow on trees. Also America supports the rest of the world's medical science and research and military support and research for the most part. Not even the UK whose second to us is even close to that. Because we are the backbone for many major events other countries get to benefit at a "discounted" price you could say. If half those countries had to support 100% of their own military and medical research etc they'd collapse real quick. It's too costly for any country actually. Let alone pay and supply that for every other country.

[@Animal-Reaction-Clips]

"It's Not Anger AnyMore , It's Determination" Sir You Have My Respect!

[@sohilronagh286]

Respect!

[@Animal-Reaction-Clips]

@@sohilronagh286 thanks brother , respect to you too👍

[@flamthrowr_]

I have full faith in them. There was a woman named Eva Saxl who made her own insulin when she couldn’t get any to her. She lived in Shanghai during WWII, and when Japan tightened the restrictions there, she had no access to insulin. So she learned to make her own. She saved thousands of lives in the Shanghai ghetto through her insulin. If a woman with almost no resources in the 40s could do it, these people definitely can.

[@markusfpv1349]

This is just showing how greedy and heartless those companies are.

[@human721]

Heartless aquarious

[@jeeveekaa5880]

Created by a government who is allowing this…. US wants capitalism to the max and this is one of the consequences

[@leonhardeuler9073]

Greedy companies are not even the beginning of the real problem.

[@akassasin5768]

@@jeeveekaa5880 no this is the consequence of couruption. Capitalism lowers prices. The cognitive dissonance here is astonishing considering that this lab is essentially running off of pure capitalism. They are making a better profuct cheaper which is the pinical of free market principals.

[@jeeveekaa5880]

@@akassasin5768 that’s an interesting thought. Thank you.

[@zion2794]

I feel so bad for that mother. I mean, I can't even imagine how that would feel

[@joeswheat]

Listening to her felt like getting kicked in the gut.

[@pluto8404]

Kids die every day. She has no entitlement to someone elses product. 200 years ago and there wasnt even insulin, tough luck. Americans are so sensitive these days.

[@Bluepaccao]

It's not about entitlement though? Can't you seem what is missing here? Empathy.

[@pluto8404]

@@Bluepaccao that $1000 could save 1000 kids in Africa for a day. Yet all she cares about is saving 1 little white kid.

[@ahmedalshamsi1150]

@@pluto8404 Well that little kid is her child, and the issue here is how expensive is insulin when it costs 1.5$ to make it so why charge 1000$? When your child gets Type 1 diabetes don't buy insulin because 1000$ could save 1000 kids in africa so your child loss equals saving 1000 child.

[@TheShapingSickness]

"WE CAN AND WE MUST" That was powerful!

[@youtubetv1588]

Wouldn't have to do this if Trump was still president. He made insulin so much cheaper, but the new pedophile administration reversed it!

[@RanchKings]

@@youtubetv1588 you right

[@skankhunt3624]

@@youtubetv1588 everything you've stated is patently untrue. Do your own research and stop believing everything the fox says.

[@iiraiyen]

@@youtubetv1588 Theyre all pedophiles. There is no winning in America

[@youtubetv1588]

@@iiraiyen www.newsmax.com/politics/Trump-Drug-Prices/2020/11/20/id/998066/

[@Cyberfoxxy]

This is literally why OpenSource will save the world.

[@170IQer]

Politicians like biden caused the insulin issue

[@mrsmememania]

@@170IQer politicians like Trump caused the lack of open market, corruption and monopoly

[@170IQer]

@@mrsmememania a 4 year politician huh?

[@Cookedfrfrfr]

@@mrsmememania Trump still living rent free in your head?

[@mrsmememania]

@@170IQer Sigh, Well Trump did say he loved the poorly educated people *like you*. Trump stole a lot money during his presidency. That money was supposed to go to people that need healthcare, ergo, insulin. I don’t have time to explain this in depth. Especially since there are many people out there who can explain it better than I will. If you want to help yourself, educate yourself.

[@bv2289]

Mugger: "Give me your money or die!" American healthcare: "Give me your money or die!"

[@theohallenius8882]

No, American healthcare be like: "Give me your money AND die!" xD

[@B-RaDD]

@@theohallenius8882 🤣🤣☠️☠️

[@brtecson]

American healthcare: "We think this is a fair price for a life-saving drug". They make it sound "fair" when they speak of drug prices.

[@EtreTocsin]

Exactly.

[@changedname_8970]

At original comment, essentially

[@JonesyVids]

if all them die in a surprised "boat accident" you know this is a rigged game

[@Hebdomad7]

Or mysteriously die of overdoes of insulin...

[@heindrichpepler709]

We already know it's rigged

[@Roderykz]

We already knew this. Have we forgotten Epstein?

[@cakeisyummy5755]

Or by getting Shot in the Back 11 times.

[@JonesyVids]

@@heindrichpepler709 but now you are gonna REALLY know

[@darubhargav]

This is a great project. I just donated 25$ and subscribed to their newsletter. We should support this great cause.

[@wovasteengova]

Nice man!

[@freethink]

That's awesome! If folks are interested, you can find them at openinsulin.org/

[@rtnjo6936]

@@freethink Could not find this link in the video description, please put it there too! Great channel!

[@clocktower1164]

@@freethink Thank you for bringing this out to the world !

[@helpabrothawithasubisaiah5316]

I shall donate $100

[@thefrisianviking28]

My son has diabetes too. Here in the Netherlands it's free of charge. Seeing this makes me cry. I feel for all of you in the U.S.

[@GattToDaChoppa]

Finally! a european who is a decent person and not an arrogant prick!

[@asianwarrior8901]

well, it's not really free...you're forcing everybody else to pay for your son...so, essentially, you're robbing your fellow citizens...

[@thefrisianviking28]

@@asianwarrior8901 Hey there buddy. Be carefull when you write stuff on this big youtube thingy. You might twist your fingers or your brains. Alright sport?

[@asianwarrior8901]

@@thefrisianviking28 I'm fully armed here in US...come at me...sport...another example of slaver socialist...got really really offended when exposed as a robber...robbing his fellow citizens...pfffttt...

[@thefrisianviking28]

@@asianwarrior8901 well, we are different yes, but calling me a robber is a bit too much. My son would have died without our healthcare, so you are really crossing a line here. Care to try again and this time be civil about it? I will report you if resort to the same rude behaviour again.

[@Pokeccc]

When I move to US and get sick I'm going to fly back to my country and get that free healthcare

[@Secretfiles999]

Have fun waiting in a long line because you’re not prioritized

[@digital_oni]

@@Secretfiles999 what are you on about

[@roachy5525]

@@Secretfiles999 have fun being left in debt after 1 visit to the hospital 🥰

[@naadilee1316]

@@Secretfiles999 um thats not a thing in most countries lol. We got free healthcare and fast quality service so try again.

[@IYUSG]

@@Secretfiles999 I don't know where this stereotype comes from, it's just not true. And even if it was true wouldn't you rather wait in line knowing you're going to be treated soon without worry of debt rather than getting "immediate" care and have huge debt over your head if you can't afford it or having you or your families life cut short or suffer huge amounts of pain if they can't afford treatment. I don't know why so many Americans can't see how fucked their healthcare system really is, you're deluded

[@deanlynch3759]

People like this drive me in my desire to become a chemist to help people.

[@the0master200]

You are naive if you think they will just let you.

[@Babumoshai..]

Trust me organic chemistry will drive you nuts

[@the0master200]

@@Babumoshai.. true.

[@nicks6196]

Just start implementing a social medical system like most of Europe has. That 12african countries were able to successfully implement 😂 america is social-politically seen, not even close to Neanderthals yet.

[@billjamal4764]

@@nicks6196 you know nothing about the situation.

[@jackylee8901]

"We can, we must". I cried when I heard these words. Thank you. You will succeed.

[@changedname_8970]

🙏

[@wasteoftimecomplete4366]

If possible donate to their cause.

[@Diaryofaninja]

These guys are criminals. In the long run this will hurt the economy. You know nothing kid.

[@rulta]

@@Diaryofaninja big Pharma are the criminals

[@greycircularity]

@@Diaryofaninja people are dying and you're concerned with the economy. Nice.

[@boydino6]

My fear is that this will "dissapear" I seriously hope it doesnt

[@thijskroft785]

Honestly, this is insane. Here in the Netherlands, it is part of the basic insurance that everyone has. The government negotiated a price for the product. A flask is about 15 euros if you werent insured. The fact that volunteers have to pick this up is nuts. It is not their job. Just et a form of universal healthcare. It fixes all these kinds of problems.

[@lafireteamplx3400]

No, we are talking about the US here... you dare insult their beautiful capitalist system?

[@corvus1238]

@@lafireteamplx3400 You are partly right, America is almost the greatest country in history and indeed could be, if it treated its citizens in a civilised manner by giving them a decent living wage, trained the police to be a service, not a force, solved the massive homelessness problem, implemented M4A so that thousands of Americans weren’t dying for want of simple health care, implemented The Green New Deal so that the USA wasn’t one of the largest contributors to the climate crisis, got money out of politics by not allowing interested parties to bribe politicians, regulated gun ownership so children don’t have to be in fear of their lives when they go to school, didn’t lock children and petty criminals in prison for life, stopped state sanctioned murder of the mentally ill, stopped vilifying ethnic, religious and non-religious minorities, didn’t go out of its way to make it difficult for some people to vote, didn’t teach that violence and retribution solve problems and stopped fighting endless, unnecessary wars. Oh, and stopped using the ridiculous imperial measurement system and changed to metric like the other 96% of the planet. Yep, the USA is almost up there with the best countries in the world.

[@DynamicArtsHD]

@@corvus1238 boom. Roasted

[@menagerie7799]

And for some God damn reason when I talk about how great socialism is, Americans call me a "nazi communist sheep"

[@gilblax8764]

The government pay using your money. It's good, but, it could have some billionaire contract between the government and the laboratory.

[@Machixo]

“Due to the pressure of trying to reverse engineer it the whole lab was found with a gun shot in there head in a joint suicide” - *NYTIMES* (This post was paid for by 3 random pharmaceutical companies)

[@TheRanguna]

*each person had multiple gun shots in their heads.

[@deavddryger7300]

@@TheRanguna *in the back of their heads

[@CostelloBrasco]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKfKeoNrgZiEp5Y

[@RoxanneGutierrez010]

@@CostelloBrasco stop spamming people. Makes me feel like your music is crap

[@sababaratashvili8629]

Patents in farma should be very short, not renewable and the prices in medicine should be monitored and controlled.

[@callmebird8798]

*"If you depend on something to survive, you should beable to control it."*

[@behrooz6675]

Lmao no way Bird, I remember you from rust buddies, sorry seeing it go and I hope you are doing well :)

[@muresandani]

What if you depend on someone else keeping you alive, should that entitle you to control that person to force them to keep you alive?

[@tytotech9498]

@@muresandani well no, they're saying you shouldn't have to rely on someone else to survive (Unless you're a child)

[@callmebird8798]

@@tytotech9498 understandable

[@callmebird8798]

@@behrooz6675 hey bro, yeah I had to step away from the service to focus on my life for a little bit. Me and loki might try again but in a different way, focusing on content more than the server.

[@yellowice0]

5:38 “Your anger at the abusive market fill you with determination”

[@lintecassidy206]

Based

[@MeowMeow-ju4vf]

Undertale!

[@ez9566]

You see a small group of people working for affordable Insulin, You're filled with determination.

[@Polyglot_English]

Детерминизм это Свобода 🤙 🤙

[@DarkGT]

Common sense: "You can't put price on life" Big pharmas: "Yes you can, 300 dollars!"

[@zunriya]

1grand u mean

[@demonz9065]

thats only the price on a short span of life

[@phuc3220]

Insulin is much cheaper depending on the cost. More primitive ones are available for cheap but the expensive insulin you are talking about is artificially synthesised with mechanisms for time and releasing to be as close as human insulin as possible. This takes years of R&D research and enormous manufacturing capabilities. It isn’t as simple as you think.

[@DarkGT]

@@phuc3220 That's why it takes so much time for those biohackers to master the small scale production. They are simply not ready yet.

[@bign1667]

Replace the word "can't" with "shouldn't"

[@empress9554]

Imagine insulin goes to like 10-25 dollars, that would be amazing.

[@Uryendel]

It does, just don't buy it in the US

[@empress9554]

@@Uryendel I don’t need it

[@empress9554]

@@Uryendel just sayin

[@thearchives1094]

@@Uryendel that's the benefit of a nationalised healthcare system

[@Serenitie3]

@@Uryendel where then? Canada? If so a website? Details please

[@BigBadLoneWolf]

here in UK, lf you need medication that you would die without, the cost is free, even for drugs you pay for, the cost is around 12usd per item. with the cost of Insulin in US, you could fly to europe, see a doctor and get a prescription for your insulin, pay for the insulin, hotels , and still cost less than in US

[@HelloThere-jr6gd]

Nothing is free. The UK health care system is nothing to be desired. Try getting treatment for cancer there. You die before you even see a doctor for it. They can alsondeny you treatment to save costs.

[@donalnaylor5030]

@@HelloThere-jr6gd But they do get people insulin cheaply. Also doesn't the current system in the US "alsondeny you treatment to save costs" like insulin for instance.

[@iumasz6088]

Technically its not free, you pay it indirectly via taxes, but the UK still doesn't have the problem with the shady business practices that make insulin so expensive in the US

[@g.p.3844]

@@HelloThere-jr6gd Broke my arm on a holiday in Wales (had a pretty bad 20m fall) I was airlifted to hospital, the doctor happened to notice a melanome, I was in and out of the hospital within 5 hours, full body skin screen for other melanomes, xrays of my hands, arms, head, back, legs treatment of the broken arm, painkillers for the next days. My biggest cost were the 15 pound for a snack and parking. In the us the little plastic cup in which the meds are given costs more. Start living in a real first world country, in which people come first and profits for Billionairs come second. Of course Medication isn´t free, but in a free healthcare system there won´t be a 2000% profit margin on it.

[@alexstam2433]

@@HelloThere-jr6gd the reason why us has a short waiting list is because majority of people in us can't afford it. Stay mad public healthcare is superior in every way and has uplifted the standard of living of every country that has adopted it.

[@WatchOnYT]

We need more open-source in the world. Everywhere. My own advice to them, being an open-source programmer, is: Upload your findings somewhere and update it all the time, while letting other people from around the world help you by starting research from the point you just got to. That could make the research way quicker and way more effective.

[@OjoRojo40]

We live in times of plenty, specially in the digital realm, but we create false scarcity just for the benefits of a few. Peace.

[@rujotheone]

Agreed. They should be updating regularly and the work will move faster because of commits from others. Software has already provided the template

[@WatchOnYT]

@@rujotheone exactly.

[@screatch2794]

To be honest no other country in the world has your problem of meds costing a few thousand bucks

[@joshwizardguy7662]

@@OjoRojo40 Scarcity exists regardless of how you think the world works.

[@nothingbutchappy]

This literally seems this is an industry that NEEDS distruptors

[@pec1739]

its too late, these big pharma are now too powerful for the government to take action, they owned the government now

[@nothingbutchappy]

@@pec1739 not in my country.. Or Europe.. It's just the USA...

[@jjbarajas5341]

Elon musk could do it I bet. He has the clout

[@J6yson]

Google search “Optimizing Empathetic AI to Cure Deadly Diseases - Intel”. Enzolytics and Intel are working together to create monoclonal that will cure HIV and many other infectious diseases

[@Peglegkickboxer]

No we need to either fix or abolish patent law. It's the government that goes after your if you find a cheaper way to produce or sell a patented medication...

[@lueysixty-six7300]

Godspeed, hero's! My step bro died from Type 1 Diabetes at 25 yrs old. This wouldn't have changed that, but even so, this rings a chord with me.

[@AmanSingh-nw7lw]

Insulin in India costs $25 a month for even the most needy patients, while you can get it for free from government dispensaries if you have a government hospital prescription

[@danielefavaretto174]

Same in italy, if you want the whole set up (pen, needle, and vial) max 40€.

[@tiloalo]

@NRG 2000 because the us forbid it, only approved companies can sell it

[@tiloalo]

@NRG 2000 yes I feel it almost speak for the big pharma, pretending like it's a complicated process while it cost an average of 8$ outside of the USA and 111$ in the USA...

[@dudukf]

@NRG 2000 Humalog (by Eli Lilly, an american company) costs R$80 (15USD) in Brazil.

[@beepboop3740]

Yes, but India’s GDP per capita is trash...

[@adityashaw3198]

When judges are elected by the political parties and politicians, how can they be non partisan??

[@CostelloBrasco]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKfKeoNrgZiEp5Y

[@dr4876]

Welcome to the USA

[@CrispyChicken38]

Used to be we had checks in place to prevent one party from making sweeping decisions on judges. The democrats slowly eroded away at that, just like the protections for the Senate, and the vice presidency. In the name of "democracy" they lowered several legislative actions to a simple majority, made the Senate the exact same process of election as the house to effectively neuter it's purpose, and changed the us vice presidency from the runner up into a person of the winner's choice, allowing in this election for a person who got zero delegates in the primaries for president to gain the seat of vice president and the power of the president himself, since our president is too senile to do it himself. Our system used to be incredibly intelligent. It's just over the last 50-60 years that we've become what you see now. Just you wait, another 10 years, and justices will have term limits or the court will be increased in number every 4 years, while the Senate and house still don't get term limits. Government used to be a civic duty. You wouldn't get paid much, and you did it because you felt called. But these vultures in Congress keep voting themselves massive raises and bonuses, so of course they want to make a career out of it. The funny part is, the reason Congress does so little actual work was because of their small pay. They do the same small amount of work, but get paid better than some doctors.

[@kachao2113]

@Uncookedcat 069 Republicans don't do anything. The only critique for Republicans is just how useless they are.

@Uncookedcat 069 well the Republicans are the silent party as they barely get any say on anything. So when the leading party fu%# everything up. Ofcourse the Democrats are to blame.

[@robuxyyyyyyyyyy4708]

Its disgusting that these companies are killing people with price gouging

[@kvasir8931]

I mean sure but its not like they are hording water and making people pay for it. They are creating something that does not exist in nature and sell it to people. Without them, everyone with diabetes would be dead.

[@robuxyyyyyyyyyy4708]

@@kvasir8931 But what if you aren't able to pay?

[@prithvishetty6938]

the prices are high because they dont have much competition

[@kvasir8931]

@@robuxyyyyyyyyyy4708 My point is that they are not killing people with price gouging, they are saving less people with price gouging.

[@rdowg]

@@kvasir8931 eh, when you're purposefully raising the price of alife-saving product 1000% over a few years for no other reason than youre making more money, you kiiiiinda are responsible for why these people cant get it.

[@jackburton5085]

I'm amazed that this laboratory was not destroyed by fire, and that the *heroes* who work there were not found dead in suspicious situations.

[@Smoke_Rush]

"It's not about the money. It's about sending a message"

[@mikeock2087]

* lights huge pile of cash on fire *

[@henrybutler6137]

*saves thousands of people's lives*

[@youtubetv1588]

Wouldn't have to do this if Trump was still president. He made insulin so much cheaper, but the new pedophile administration reversed it!

[@chezzynachos4205]

@@youtubetv1588 Sources?

[@pugduck1917]

@@chezzynachos4205 here's a source, and as expected, its claiming exactly the *opposite* of what the trump supporter says www.americanactionforum.org/research/insulin-cost-and-pricing-trends/

[@TechyBen]

"I'm not angry with you... I'm getting even [cheaper prices]"

[@X6DNU]

Love seeing humans working together to help each-other and sticking it to other big money hungry companies

[@garbagetrash2938]

Yeah kinda like in a socialist commune. Yet it still gets demonized in USA.

[@phillipanselmo8540]

@@garbagetrash2938 technically what they're doing is bringing up competition

[@zoisantonopoulos7999]

@@garbagetrash2938 this isn't a socialist commune. These people don't work for free.

[@stuart6478]

instead of changing their diet or lifestyles

[@johannes-7710]

"it's not anger anymore, it's determination" what a quote

[@cncgeneral]

I like how when they're pointing out places this is necessary, it lists a few US cities, then jumps straight to third world countries... This literally isn't a problem anywhere else

[@xsmallmusic2174]

Except that, as they stated in the video, some places in the world simply don't sell insulin. They don't have it for whatever reason, and hopefully they will be able to bring insulin to their cities at an affordable cost as well.

[@jsplit9716]

@@xsmallmusic2174 yes, as the op said third world countries are the other places outside the US that don't sell insulin. This isn't a global problem it's a problem that only affects countries with completly disfunctional medical systems aka the US and the third world.

[@terryarmbruster7986]

@@xsmallmusic2174 that's an outright lie. I have family pretty much in every country in the world. Name one actual country doesn't have it or can't order it in. Just one.

[@xsmallmusic2174]

@@terryarmbruster7986 I said "as they stated in the video," I was basing my comment off of what they said in the video At 5:01 they mention "There's other countries around the world that don't even have access to insulin. (Edit) "It's not even that it's too expensive, it's just not there."

[@theclockworkcadaver7025]

@@jsplit9716 'Dysfunctional medical systems' where do you think the world gets its insulin from? Hint: it's usually NOT produced in the countries with tax-funded healthcare. The UK for instance gets the vast majority of its insulin from the very same pharmaceutical companies mentioned in this video. Because the US is the #1 inventor of new medication IN THE WORLD.

[@aayush_789]

Generic insulin is free in India. Even private ones are around $5.

[@lylelaney8270]

That's the same pretty much everywhere other than USA

[@tommyfournier3138]

Free in Canada, but how much are our governments paying the pharma for it? It's not free in reality

[@aayush_789]

@@tommyfournier3138 not much. In India government get generic insulin manufactured for their hospitals. Not more than few dollars per shot.

[@lylelaney8270]

A vial of insulin cost less than 4 US dollars to produce. In the US, it's sold around 100 dollars which is 6 times (more or less) higher than in Canada if I'm not mistaken.

[@dlcdaniel6308]

@@lylelaney8270 in the US insulin is sold for $333.99/vial for Novolog without insurance (the most commonly prescribed, as far as I know)

[@Quonzer]

If and when this group pulls this off, they should get a Nobel Peace Prize.

[@serenityssolace]

This prize goes to people who bombed as many other people as possible

[@girishc96]

For what ? It's just the US that hikes the cost of basic medicine. Other countries already got that going for them. There are also generic medicines which are way cheaper than "branded" medicine that mostly do the same job.

[@polynuclear2970]

@@girishc96 they would be helping in third world countries aswell, but yeah I don't think it's deserving of a peace prize

[@rakninja]

@@polynuclear2970 a biochemistry prize, sure, though.

[@tuyiren781]

@@rakninja it's not really a break through either .. really.

[@johnyves1246]

I have just discovered this initiative. It is MAJOR imo. I would like to setup several self funded community labs in France to produce insulin. My project is to save the diabetic community in case of major insulin disruption due to unforeseen disasters.

[@robertbrazier5097]

The fact that this is even an issue in the US is just depressing

[@Sxfwxm]

Not surprised. The US has plenty of issue, more than people think. It's a 2nd world country in a 1st world country jacket.

[@hanneskannes4621]

Not an problem in Germany xD

[@threebreak6303]

Insulin is free in egypt

[@nuclearbomb9483]

@@hanneskannes4621 even in canada, a country sharing a BORDER of the us

[@jockin]

@@Sxfwxm The usa is more fucked up than people actually believe, yes, it is a better alternative to live there than in north korea, but just because it's better than some other places doesn't mean it's not bad, search up "How America (USA) Messed Me Up | #TikTok #Compilation" on youtube for example

[@bshizzlefilms5316]

You can get insulin for free in Canada depending on your situation.

[@marcd6897]

@Nick Arjoma BS

[@kiraPh1234k]

@Enzo Ian R. Evangelista In my state we actually ensure children, pregnant women and caretakers or children who also have low income to get healthcare provided by our tax money, with severely reduced cost on medication and treatment. And we're a "red state", which usually people associate with lower welfare, but we in fact have better welfare than most parts of the country.

[@RoxanneGutierrez010]

@@marcd6897 no it's not. My mom gets hers covered by our tax dollars

[@CausingChaos.]

Also Walmart insulin costs 25 dollars(I don’t think it’s all that great though)

[@peksn]

@@kiraPh1234k so republicans also want more welfare? Thn wtf is going on

[@babytalks]

The rich gets richer and the poor gets weaker literally .

[@boopsaber6905]

There is no rich with no poor

[@bazil4146]

Are you a communist

[@tessjones5987]

Adore these people. So dedicated to helping these insulin needing humans.

[@Polyglot_English]

Детерминизм это Свобода 🤙

[@MariaChavez-ey5sr]

Thank you for the words of support I’ll be sharing them with our Open Insulin team!

[@tylerlambert8953]

I love how everyone in the comments already knows to mourn his death.

[@ToasterBath]

Its a pretty common thing at this point. Big Pharma sees a intense threat to their oligopoly... they'll want it gone as soon as possible

[@diamondfox1178]

@@ToasterBath You can't kill an idea. Ideas are bulletproof.

[@diamondfox1178]

@@ToasterBath You can't kill an idea. Ideas are bulletproof.

[@ToasterBath]

@@diamondfox1178 true, but one could kill those who reproduce it. But at this point... it will soon be too oit of hand for Big Pharma to control

[@patrokus6889]

@@diamondfox1178 good movie choice

[@OiBlake]

I’ll be deeply sorry when they suddenly decide to disappear without a trace

[@rujotheone]

When they would be suicided

[@sickman5236]

Can you explain? I searched on Google and couldn't find anything about biohackers disappearing. Its a real question lol, no sarcasm.

[@OiBlake]

@@sickman5236 because when good people do the right thing against the system and against Big Pharma and profits they always seem to disappear, die in an accident or commit suicide conveniently losing all their work in the process

[@purecoco9310]

@@sickman5236 Theyre getting murdered, if they do dissapear

[@moisty254]

@@sickman5236 suicided: murder-cover up

[@patriciaisaacs3080]

Would like to express my condolences for when the Corporations cause their “suicides” and “accidents” leading to their deaths.

[@skywalktriceiam]

Thanks Freethink, for pissing me off and giving me relief in one 5 minute vid

[@freethink]

*takes bow* Thanks for watching!

[@skywalktriceiam]

@@freethink 😀💐

[@RockySmithsen]

This really was quite the emotional roller coaster

[@anshulruhil]

It's about 4$/month in India. Get someone to "courier" it for you.

[@Doschia]

I have 2 types of different Insulin pens. Costs me 10€ for 10 pens. One is enough for 1-2 weeks.

[@MultiTiago07]

It's free in most Western European countries

[@SnowyRivals]

It's pretty cheap in Australia too. It's not that it's cheap in these countries it still costs $300+, but the government subsidizes most of the cost.

[@anshulruhil]

Cocaine is for amateurs, seems like smuggling insulin into United States will be far more profitable and also without the moral downside of drugs. #insulinescobar

[@-shakir5152]

In Malaysia you pay rm1/usd0.24 for a hospital visit while insulin is free. Theres even a problem where insulin is wasted because people dont store it properly etc.

[@joesmith7644]

Hopefully the company doesn’t "go broke" out of nowhere

[@ChristoKiwi]

You mean "experienced freedom 🦅" ?

[@rajandutta]

Coming from a family in India with the diabetes issue and seeing my father on insulin till the day he lived I'm surprised at how expensive such a crucial life saving medication is in the supposedly richest most powerful country in earth. We used to pay like $5 for the vials and over the years now it's about $11. Thank God for the generic medicine companies in India. I've also seen the same with chemo meds. My mother had cancer and she passed away about 13 years ago however when we were getting her chemo done the generic therapy costed us about $500 ( very expensive in a poor country like ours but thankfully the govt pays for that) as against about $5000 from multi national corps like Novartis, etc. The story of the mum struggling for those insulin for her son brought tears to my eyes, I wish our pharma companies would open source the secrets so that no mother would have to go through what she probably is going at this moment.

[@eyecandyfactory]

Extend this model to everything: things that people need to survive should be made affordable and available. To do otherwise is to deprive some of the basic right to survive. Capitalism has its place but tolerating greed beyond the line of morality is an irresponsible mindset.

[@yc__]

its NOT capitalism if big companies can rig the system to benefit only themselves

[@harrisonbaillie]

@@yc__ hate to be the one to tell you, but that’s literally what capitalism is

[@yc__]

@@harrisonbaillie so free market is when big companies rig the system with the power of the government? Hate to tell you but thats not capitalism, thats corporatism.

[@killerbuzzit347]

@@yc__ hate to tell you but capitalism always leads to corporatism the same way communism always leads to a dictatorship

[@natthewsmith]

@@yc__ how do you think it got the way it is? Government and magic? Corporations use their economic power to control gov policy, it's all an extension of the same system. The point is to capture the government. This is just the system as it slides into rampant dysfunction.

[@tedstrong3990]

These people need to be protected with armed guards, I’m happy to hear that insulin may become affordable in my lifetime.

[@alxn806]

It is affordable in Europe... Actually very very affordable. These us corporations just make them expensive

[@bgtsiberia1999]

@@alxn806 in the uk its free, the US system is all about milking the average person. I find it absurd that people pay for health insurance not to get health care paid for but to bring the costs down to something manigable its crazy

[@jimmypage1969]

@@bgtsiberia1999 it actually blows my mind.

[@aniksamiurrahman6365]

@@alxn806 Isn't Novo Nordisc a Danish company?

[@alxn806]

@@aniksamiurrahman6365 what? I don't know. Have I said anything about Nordisc??? Wtf

[@shadowblade9385]

“They do envision sharing the protocol for producing insulin with community labs all over the world” Ah yes, the return of real Chemists!

[@jonathanodude6660]

this isnt chemistry. insulin is a protein and it needs to be made inside cells because there are parts that get cut up and stuck on in different parts. surely youve noticed the difference between buying yeast enzymes vs insulin

[@shadowblade9385]

@@jonathanodude6660 Chemist as in a pharmacist

[@jonathanodude6660]

@@shadowblade9385 i think protein purification and gene transfection are also beyond the realms of a pharmacist, not to mention cell culture.

[@almightybogza]

@@jonathanodude6660 Thats biochemistry. Its chemistry within biology.

[@ThePandafriend]

@@almightybogza It's not (just) biochemistry, because you need to produce it in a bioreactor. So it's also biotechnology.

[@Unfortunate_developement]

I'm a type 1 diabetic. I would be willing to partake in a medical trial for this one day.

[@Shunned_Potato]

The video of Katie in tears is more than enough to tell us what needs to be done.

[@lead_sommelier]

Decapitate the pharma oligarchs (in a videogame ofc)

[@WintersTheSixth]

Let's hope they share what they have right now so if any "accidents" happen we can picked up when they stopped

[@josephroblesjr.8944]

The key to open source is that it is shared from day one and open contributors are welcome

[@christopherrapczynski204]

Would make a hell of a dead mans switch

[@theodorebear6714]

*THIS IS HOW YOU FIGHT BACK.*

[@beth8775]

They need to share their info regularly so there are back-ups - just in case.

[@coagulatedsalts4711]

i agree but i also think big pharma could steal it and patent their version before they finish, leading us back to square one. if i were them, i'd put the procedure in a flash drive and put it in my will that it'd go to someone else, and have them give the drive to someone else in their death.

[@lel7531]

If they get $WHACKD we’ll know why

[@DarkGT]

If someone "whack them" we know who and why :)

[@unionvalleyagproducts]

Exactly but they've got enough pull to get you de-platformed if you start making waves

[@chrismullin8304]

It will be mysterious suicide or freak car accident.

[@cowboy4378]

The won’t be killed. They’ll be sued and have their lives destroyed

[@bendirval3612]

They won't get whacked, but I suspect the US government will not allow import or domestic production of their product.

[@alexanderchippel]

"Me and some other med students are gonna make some medicine and give it to people who will die without it." "Sorry that's illegal, you have to go to jail now lel."

[@Awesomeisme7000]

Patent system in America is really fucked up

[@Anonnonner9546]

Lel

[@Sneaky911]

Lel's from Europe.

[@joseparra1097]

@San Te hah I discovered water now y'all can't use it

[@Rafid-ez8jm]

@@joseparra1097 i won’t be surprised if something like that happens in the future

[@rogeliorodriguez8518]

I buy my insulin through Mexico and have tried Canada. I’ve tried having insurance but it’s just way too expensive. The bottle on the insulin bought in Mexico says “don’t sell in the US”. It’s the exact same prescription.

[@J6yson]

Google search “Optimizing Empathetic AI to Cure Deadly Diseases - Intel”. Enzolytics and Intel are working together to create monoclonal antibodies that will cure HIV and many other infectious diseases

[@halvmane5969]

@@J6yson looking through your comments, why all the spam about HIV where the OP doesnt even mention it? Even copy pasted?

[@Animal-Reaction-Clips]

@@halvmane5969 chill out it's a comment . This is what KZbin is about

[@yoavmend1909]

@@Animal-Reaction-Clips what? This guy is spamming stuff for no reason so he asked why

[@sorcellerie]

The moment a random person in a skyscraper decides whether someone is going to die or not is the moment we have to put a stop to it. How much longer are we going to pretend this is a normal situation, when people have no means to afford something they physically cannot live without? I have enormous respect for people in the video, they are seriously doing mountains of work.

[@granberyacademia]

This is so outside my day to day reality, even though I am a Med student in Brazil. Insulin therapy is payed for by the government here.

[@popeyedesailorman5225]

Take a look at Britain and see how it's government is slowly but surely undermining and privatising their national health service. The same can happen in Brazil. Always remain vigilant with your health service, especially with people like Bolsonaro and his health minister!

[@acidset]

God bless them and may every person profiting off of others suffering rot

[@kaparg]

Si institute anarchism? Neat

[@reallytrue6611]

@@lashof2726 just stfu dude you are prolly lying but he means exploiting people and incresing prices for no reason do you raise the amound you get paid by patients by 1000% over 8 years??? No the stfu

[@gregmcgregginton574]

Hell yes

[@LS-wy4bk]

@@kaparg read again

[@kaparg]

@@LS-wy4bk this talks about people profiting off people's suffering, so basically everyone related to the government, aka anarchy!

[@davionelliot]

It’s absolutely ridiculous that we have to pay so much just to stay alive.

[@ampleman602]

Welcome to Earth

[@higharenji]

@@ampleman602 No man I think it's just America and a few others.

[@BrainPermaDeD]

@@higharenji Just the expensive western world.

[@francoismartineau2519]

All animals have to do tremendous work to extend their life. Humans are no exception.

[@ampleman602]

@@higharenji few others? Other than Europe, pretty much every country has paid health services.

[@grindcorejoe4485]

In Poland 1 month supply of insulin costs 20$, it's 70% subsidized by the state if you're 26 or above which means the actual price is 67$/month. It's probably the same all over EU give or take few €.

[@alexbuss3377]

The issue is that the people that make this stuff are unrivaled, so they’re able to set prices as high as they want. So this group needs to sell a bunch of their insulin at a lower price to set the price point low.

[@finnzweitname5905]

But they can't produce it in large quantities

[@droffilcc8800]

@@finnzweitname5905 This is just one company, in the video it said this company is sharing the protocol and instructions to create the insulin to other companies completely free of charge.

[@paravalent7974]

@@droffilcc8800 thats very brave of them, not capitalizing on good chunk of money

[@somerelativleyuninterestin4763]

@@paravalent7974 its not brave, it’s the humane thing to do

[@paravalent7974]

@@somerelativleyuninterestin4763 yeah i shouldnt have used brave, i probably shouldve used heroic or smthn

[@akshitaggarwal1379]

I hope this group finds their breakthrough soon enough.

[@89DerChristian]

The breakthrough would be "adopt any healthcare system from any other developed country". Problem solved (and a million others as well)

[@rsj2877]

And not get epsteined.

[@J6yson]

Google search “Optimizing Empathetic AI to Cure Deadly Diseases - Intel”. Enzolytics and Intel are working together to create monoclonal antibodies that will cure HIV and many other infectious diseases

[@lucasgama2962]

Damn, in my country it's 16 dollars and I already thought it was crazy expensive

[@balikis]

Where is that country

[@kristianstaalby8499]

After subsidiaries it's about 2 dollars here

[@disketa25]

@@balikis approx $68 per month, Russia (and that $68 is if there are lag in delivery, because it should be provided for free by state... And it mostly is, but not always). Legacy of the destroyed country which worked for people, not capitalists.

[@iamnode2088]

it's less than 2$ in India

[@theBabyDead]

In my country my obligated government sponsored health insurance covers it and I still think its expensive (400 bucks a year "own risk")

[@miguelcuevas2976]

Please do an update video on this.

[@maxanderson6216]

I can tell this isn’t going to go well with the government…

[@sPACEmANtYLERSPACE]

Corporate monopolies that lobby the government*

[@menmikimen]

bribe the government*

[@sPACEmANtYLERSPACE]

Menmikimen which is exactly what lobbying is. But calling it “bribing” sounds corrupt and bad.

[@nahuelleandroarroyo]

Not even, they dont have enough to beat the basics for drug manufacture. A finished product is not what this video shows, this video is strictly development and validation, not manufacture

[@menmikimen]

@@sPACEmANtYLERSPACE sorry, I am not from the US.

[@atlashellwalker9769]

Fr, I have a feeling some business is going to want these bio hackers put in a box.

[@Megan-nt7dm]

There is no justification for exponentially increasing the price of necessary to life drugs that cost pennies to make. There is a similar problem with multiple sclerosis drugs, where drugs that have been on the market for decades went from a thousand dollars a year to 90k+ a year.....

[@testemailqwee8157]

The justification is evergreen patents. Renewing patents for drugs indefinitely. This should not be a thing.

[@mattkennedy6115]

@C Preacher Facebook news bro stop spreading misinformation

[@mattkennedy6115]

@C Preacher a quick google search will show your statement isn’t true. Sorry I believe in facts and not lies 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@mattkennedy6115]

@C Preacher no spin. Google search. Multiple sources and none of what you just named. www.google.com/amp/s/www.newsweek.com/fact-check-joe-biden-responsible-rising-cost-insulin-1569045%3famp=1 www.google.com/amp/s/amp.statesman.com/amp/6740566002 www.google.com/amp/s/amp.usatoday.com/amp/4254921001 There’s a half truth in there which Foxnews ran with but the fact that insulin prices have tripled from from 2003 to 2013 is left out. Have a nice day dude

[@DK-ij4qt]

Dr Hyman D MD American medical doctor Explains in his blog I am often asked if there is a way to deal with autoimmune disease - the most common chronic disease - the most common question being “Is there any way to deal with this without taking powerful anti-inflammatory drugs that often have serious side effects?” 𝗧𝗵𝗲𝘆 𝗶𝗻𝗰𝗹𝘂𝗱𝗲 𝘁𝘆𝗽𝗲 𝟭 𝗱𝗶𝗮𝗯𝗲𝘁𝗲𝘀, They include type 1 diabetes, lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, multiple sclerosis, colitis, Crohn’s disease, and dozens of others, but they all have one thing in common: The body attacks itself. Autoimmune diseases, like rheumatoid arthritis or RA, often include challenging symptoms such as pain, swelling, fatigue, and disability. At their root, one central biochemical process connects these seemingly disparate diseases: A runaway immune response, called systemic inflammation, inevitably results in your body attacking its own tissues. Your immune system’s job is to defend you against invaders or foreign microbes, toxins, or abnormal cells like cancer or foreign food proteins (allergens). Imagine your immune system as an army that must clearly distinguish friend from foe Conventional medicine accepts this problem, but stops there, without LOOKING for what might be causing the body to be out of balance and attacking itself. Instead, conventional medicine invents pharmaceutical drugs to inhibit, block, or anti-something, and fails to answer one simple question: Why is the body out of balance to begin with, and how do we help it regain the proper balance?

[@DiabeticRager]

When inventor Frederick Banting discovered insulin in 1923, he refused to put his name on the patent. He felt it was unethical for a doctor to profit from a discovery that would save lives. Banting’s co-inventors, James Collip and Charles Best, sold the insulin patent to the University of Toronto for a mere $1. They wanted everyone who needed their medication to be able to afford it.

[@santiagomoebio]

"It's not angry anymore, it's determination"

[@kajetus0688]

"you are filled with" *DETERMINATION*

[@growingsoul30]

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[@cakeisyummy5755]

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[@ruckboger]

Lifesaving drugs should be exempt from patent law.

[@krishnayogi]

insulin is already not under any patent law , the issue is , insulting manufacturing in US is heavily restricted / over complicated etc

[@illumiNOTme326]

@@krishnayogi exactly! This is exactly what the large corporations love. High regulations so that they're the only ones who can dominate the market keep all the smaller companies out

[@DragonZhan]

Insulin isn't patented. The problem is insurance companies in America, not the pharma companies.

[@RobinTheBot]

@@DragonZhan The problem is both, sadly. The companies are forced to fight for money due to abuse by insurance companies, but after decades of that pharma is fundamentally geared to generate profit through hostage tactics. Insurance will screw them at every turn, so they have to make up for it on items insurance MUST pay for, by jumping prices on things that are not optional. It's no longer necessary, but it IS profitable and legal, so the practices continue. It's the same as how hospitals charge $9 for a bandaid. They have to stay high so when insurance haggles them down to $.01 they can recoup on the poor and uninsured. Insurance companies should be dissolved and their executives jailed.

[@ennuiii]

@@illumiNOTme326 lol, imagine being this stupid

[@CrispyChicken38]

Insulin is cheap to make, but so expensive here.

[@vicoilsteems9764]

Any updated news on this ?

[@TrueSuspekt]

I'm late to this, but that team should: - make a "kill switch" on the web to release the info - move their ops to another location/make it mobile - hire security If Pharma are able to discredit/destroy people that say "this medication can permanently resolve arterial plaque (dental bacterial induced)", I can only imagine what happens to these open project folks trying to make the world a better place. Good luck to them.

[@L30GH05TDUD3]

Surely the NSA and the FBI and DEA are now looking forward into these guys. What they need is some good lawyers too because they’ll get Epstein’d the moment they get jailed

[@nctrnlmjsty8719]

Theyre gonna be suicided

[@thebiglightbulb1457]

Where's the story on the plaque thing?

[@the_retag]

Its open source They dont need a kill switch Cause its all all ready out

[@zilvoxidgod]

they won't think of this and that's why this will fail