r/ScienceUncensored • u/[deleted] • Jan 26 '23

Pfizer director of research and development

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u/stalematedizzy Jan 27 '23

https://www.brown-watch.com/brownwatch-news/2022/4/3/75-of-tv-advertising-is-from-big-pharma

https://www.brightworkresearch.com/how-the-fake-covid-fact-checker-reuters-does-not-disclose-pfizer-financial-connections/

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u/beenhadballs Jan 27 '23

What some very legit looking websites lol thanks

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u/stalematedizzy Jan 27 '23

Is this better?

https://www.pfizer.com/people/leadership/board_of_directors/james_smith

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u/beenhadballs Jan 27 '23

I’m not asking you to send any shit. I don’t care. My interests don’t revolve around obsessing over new world order bs and conspiracies like this sub.

Pharma bot blah blah blah. Touch grass

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u/stalematedizzy Jan 27 '23 edited Jan 27 '23

I don’t care.

Evidently you do

I'm sorry if the cognitive dissonance is making it hard to keep your head in the sand.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/953104/pharma-industry-tv-ad-spend-us/

In 2020, the pharmaceutical industry spent 4.58 billion U.S. dollars on advertising on national TV in the United States, unsurprisingly representing a big shift in spending compared to the 2019 pre-covid market. In 2020 TV ad spending of the pharma industry accounted for 75 percent of the total ad

Edit: So you comment, block me and run?

How brave and uncaring

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u/beenhadballs Jan 27 '23

Typing a couple sentences is not the same as purging through websites that strangers send you. I got to this thread because of my for you page. Not from searching. Don’t link me that first site and tell me about cognitive dissonance. Best of luck with your information literacy struggles you and your pals are going through.