A few thoughts about me not being a medicine god

1. All the people in the movie don't seem to be wrong, but they all seem to be wrong. What is wrong with the representatives of pharmaceutical companies that uphold legitimate patent rights, the patients who fight is the right to survive, and the police who perform their statutory duties to combat crime? But it seems that they are all wrong, the former in order to seek profits, disregard the life and death of the patient; Patients buy generic drugs at low prices, resulting in patent rights being broken, which seems to be detrimental to the research and development of new drugs for a long time; As a result of the police's performance of their duties, not only fail to save the sick people, but may lead to the death of more patients who cannot afford to eat high-priced drugs. How can the paradox of the same behavior, which combines right and wrong, be explained?

2. The game requires the reciprocal output of the opinions of both parties. From a neutral point of view, the conflict of interests has always existed, and to some extent, the game of interests is even an important factor in promoting the progress of human society. In the process of conflict, how to choose the game method is a problem that all parties involved must consider. The options available are force, negotiation, cooperation and so on. But either way, not violating universal values and ethics is one of the important foundations for public opinion to strive for internal unity and external support. In peacetime, maintenance can actually be equated with or converted into a voice, this voice must express its own opinions, views clearly and accurately, only in this way can we delineate the boundaries of the game, so as to earn the initiative for the weak side. The subsequent effect of this movie is directly torn open in the original law, and the behavior of patients buying foreign generic drugs that they take is no longer considered a crime, which is the respect of the legislator for human nature, but it is also the positive effect expressed by the patient group.

3. Dignity must be guaranteed by an economic basis. Man is a very wonderful creature, the only living body on earth that can connect the subjective world with the objective world, and there are very few people who can achieve subjective and objective unity, while most people can only commit themselves to swinging left and right between the two. This vacillation gradually evolved into religious, philosophical, scientific, and other interpretive paths. Religion, which believes that real-world suffering, can be rewarded in future lives. Philosophy, which attempts to seek ultimate meaning for man. Science, on the other hand, builds the truth on the basis of reason. But all of the above are actually made up by people after they have eaten enough. Therefore, it can be concluded that dignity and economic foundation are two sides of the same coin.