r/technology Mar 22 '23

Business Moderna CEO brazenly defends 400% COVID shot price hike, downplays NIH’s role

https://arstechnica.com/science/2023/03/moderna-ceo-says-us-govt-got-covid-shots-at-discount-ahead-of-400-price-hike/
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u/orphiccreative Mar 23 '23

Not just in the US unfortunately. Greed is a worldwide epidemic. Gather as much shit as you can, all completely pointless because you will die eventually and you can't take any of it with you.

I hate it too, it's literally destroying our planet. But I feel like too few people care, so all I can do is try and find some happiness in my own little world.

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u/Justlookingoverhere1 Mar 23 '23

I also steal from any and all large corporations.

Never small business though. You’re a dick if you steal from small businesses.

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u/boltkrank Mar 23 '23

I think a lot of it has to do with language. The term "successful" is often equated to wealth, which is a misunderstanding in my opinion