> Even RSI will not be able to get new medical treatments to market instantly. Real world testing takes a long time and is an unavoidable part of the process.
In the way that breathing is unavoidable. Like yeah technically there is a way to avoid doing it, but not a way that you want to seriously consider.
Operation Warp Speed showed that we can substantially accelerate the process if we care to.
Sure you can accelerate the regulatory process, but with drugs it's not always going to work out well. Look at something like Thalidomide - sure would've been better if approval had taken longer (and been denied).