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"content": "New episode is up, but only for subs rn.\n\nNiklas Anzinger has spent the last few years building a biotech hub inside Próspera. In this conversation he makes the case that the FDA's monopoly on who gets to try what medicine is costing lives, and that the cracks are finally appearing.\n\nDog cancer vaccines built at home for $3,000 with AlphaFold. \nSid Sijbrandij going founder mode on his own bone cancer. \nChina eating 30% of global pharma licensing deals in a decade. \nMontana and New Hampshire quietly cracking open the Right to Try framework. \nAnd why Próspera's insurance-based regulatory model might be the most important governance innovation nobody's talking about.\n\nEarly access on @Fountain now. General release Friday at 6.15am GMT.\n\nhttps://fountain.fm/episode/d0sQp6idoayM1GrrVXHx",
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