"There's some good stuff here but I have to wholeheartedly disagree with both of your takes on corporations and corporate greed beginning around <a href=""https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oIOGUYOPAsA&amp;t=1h24m00s"">1:24:00</a>. It is clear you want to be idealistic and have faith that everyone is basically good and just doing their best. You yourself ask if you are being too naïve and to that I must say I believe you are. There is demonstrable evidence throughout history that not all people are good. There are people who derive pleasure from doing harm to others. There are people who simply feel nothing from doing harm to others. There are many examples of certain combinations of psychological traits being effective at allowing people who one would not consider "good" to ascend to positions of power", influence, and wealth.<br><br>It is not up for debate that many corporations have been caught doing unethical things and knowingly causing harm in order to increase their profits. It is not a matter of debate that Pfizer themselves have been caught breaking rules and doing unethical things so many times that they are the most fined and penalized pharmaceutical company in history.  CEOs are not saints. Executives are not the frontline doctors who put themselves on the line daily to serve and save others.  Knowing these things I believe it is ignorant to continue to assume that Pfizer's executive branch fit neatly into your idealistic utopian idea that most people are basically just trying to do good.<br><br>I also take issue with the claim that it was solely due to Pfizer's ingenuity and brilliance that a vaccine was able to be manufactured rapidly at scale. Let us not forget that Pfizer, despite their track record of being the most fined and penalized drug company in history, was non-democratically selected by our leaders to be gifted billions of dollars from taxpayers to fund this "miraculous" research and development. Conveniently they got to take all the credit and keep all the profit, whilst we got to bear all the cost and the risk.<br><br>Additionally as information continues to mount that both the safety and the efficacy of the vaccine was dramatically overstated by Pfizer and other pharmaceuticals initially it only serves to further tarnish their already less than stellar reputation. One must wonder how much of the truth they knew from the beginning. There is ample precedent from examples across a broad spectrum of industries including pharmaceuticals and including past behavior from Pfizer themselves showing that executives an corporations will knowingly lie and manipulate data to increase profits. And that they will cut corners and minimize expenses wherever possible, even at harm to the product and user experience, if it improves their cost-to-revenue ratio. <br><br>I understand your desire for unity and desire to be idealistic and hopeful for the future and for humanity. However at the same time I believe it is both foolish and dangerous to lean into that faith blindly when history plainly reveals to us that there is no shortage of greedy and selfish people who do not feel remorse at ruining you for their own gain.<br><br>It's one thing to be guarded but hopeful. It is quite another to blindly trust. And it is yet another still to continue to trust in the face of a documented history of malfeasance.<br><br>Corporations are not your friend, and the survival rate of good people through the ruthless and cutthroat grind to the top of the executive ladder is incredibly low.