German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer said something that is often quoted and has wasted many, many lives.

He wrote, All Truth passes through three stages.

First, it is ridiculed.

Second, it is violently opposed.

Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.

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And where does the waste come from? It comes from the people who are being ridiculed and believe that

being ridiculed is a symptom that they have found the truth. There's a drug

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God's end. It's a drug that when administered intravenously can do wonders for people who have had heart failure.

In 2001, Johnson and Johnson got approved by the FDA to sell the drug and due to their marketing muscle it got off to a great

start. It had sales of billions of dollars a year and was on track to become a

blockbuster. Then a few years later a cardiologist, Dr. Jonathan Sackner Bernstein looked at the available data, the data

that the FDA requires every drugmaker to file. And what he found is that Neserotide

doesn't work better than a placebo. Sure it has side effects, low blood

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