An illustration of your point is the country of Ne

An illustration of your point is the country of Nepal.  From the 60s onward it was a popular place for NGOs to operate, resulting by the 90s in the highest number of foreign NGOs of any country in the world.  The result of aid projects was a major decline in infant mortality and increase in life expectancy.  The result was a doubling of population in a short time, but without accompanying increase in literacy, technology, business development etc.  So, lots of very poor undereducated young people in rural areas.  A Moist group waged a  long and bloody insurgency, based in the poor outlying areas, and fought it's way into it's present position as a major part of a very lousy government. 

To Pfizer as well as early investors,CTIX with just Kevetrin alone is a "Once in a lifetime"company.

Other companies that are aptly covered by Bioman would be great "assistants"but none will eclipse CTIX.

One company,in one fell swoop , conquering cancer? Not just one or 2 types but potentially "ALL of IT"???

Think of what the bulk of the Pharma industry focuses on for markets.Cancer (CTIX has it covered),Cough and cold and Flu (NNVC has it covered),Auto immune/inflamatory diseases (STSI/CTIX) have them covered,ALS (Avxl has it covered),Obesity? (ARWR has it covered).

Autism? (CTIX , again,has it covered)

Need new body parts/organs that are immune matched and "customized to the individual" with the age of a newborn? (BTX and ISCO have that covered)

Want to live "forever"? (BTX has it covered)

These are not your "Grandfather's biotechs".

These companies will have destroyed and replaced existing technologies and therapies.

Where will the Roche's and the Mercs and the Glaxo's of the world be when these Biotechs annihilate existing technology? The above companies are , most assuredly,"Once in a lifetime"companies.

When these diseases are conquered by these companies (which is happening as we speak),what is left of "Big Pharma"?.

What will "Social security"do with people living to 90 and beyond?What about Insurance companies?The above companies represent a dramatic "Paradigm Shift" in the human condition and government policies as well as labor and government programs ,all the way to agriculture and energy resources.

By conquering "Death",we still have created  "new"problems.Technology will solve those also provided governments get out of the way.

Kelt