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Ethical funds, which avoid investing in these companies, do exist, though, and they are growing in popularity, albeit from a low base
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And so whatever followed, whatever they said, subsequently the room just accepted in a way that they, and Johnson & Johnson knows this, they, there are these internal analyses that I quote that Johnson & Johnson has, that many companies have rational trust, Johnson & Johnson has emotional trust