> The New York Times has an article about free lunch for docs from drug
> companies.
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> Jeff
The used to be a older seller trick that goes like this.
The seller takes me out to see the product. Since it is close to
lunch the seller offers to buy me lunch. I now owe the seller something
and in return lose clarity of judgement and buy at a higher rate. You
see it in junk mail where a small gift is inclosed worth nothing to get
me to subscribe etc.
Human nature.
Bill

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Juhana Harju - 29 Jul 2006 20:02 GMT
:: The New York Times has an article about free lunch for docs from drug
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: Bill
No Free Lunch slide presentation:
http://tinyurl.com/gebw4

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: http://tinyurl.com/gebw4
This URL should work:
http://www.amsa.org/prof/nofreelunch.ppt

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William Wagner - 29 Jul 2006 20:36 GMT
> ::: The New York Times has an article about free lunch for docs from
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> http://www.amsa.org/prof/nofreelunch.ppt
Thank You a keeper.
39% on marketing indeed the product can't sell itself. Strange times
and I remember when there was no drug or alcohol advertising.
Bill

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