That's why they threw Martin Shkreli under the bus. He told you outright that being a Pharma CEO meant being a scumbag out to make money, and he didn't care what you thought of him. Bourla and these other bastards pretend like they're helping humanity with their work.
All research is insanely specialized these days, and scholars rarely talk to each other. Like for a liberal arts example, there's historians who spend their entire career specializing about one area of the Roman Empire like Gaul or North Africa and they rarely "talk to" historians who specialize on, say, the Franks or the Caliphate, let alone talk to archaeologists, anthropologists, and especially not anyone in the hard sciences like people specializing in irrigation, forestry, etc. Sure, they'll know the basics, but they spend all their time focused on their area of research and talking to other people in that field (and often teaching classes at a college). Most advancement in history these days is historians trying to piece together the archaeology, anthropology, and science behind what people dealt with in the past.
Now apply that same lack of understanding to a field like medicine and you can see how the pandemic became the scamdemic as well as every single failure in public policy from vaccines to lockdowns to the idiots now wondering why there's a supply chain issue and why Russia decided to start a war.