Yes, I do. My comment was a general sentiment saying that sole inexistence of something is not a proof that that something has to be very complex. Pharma is no different when it comes to people relationships and/or fear of somebody else stealing your chunk of expertise and/or fear of some other company taking a significant part of your revenue. Gatekeeping is one form of "preventing" or slowing down the process, and we see it in various domains regardless of their complexity.

We see it happening in SWE as we speak - people from and outside the tech who had no or very little experience with programming are now starting to deliver their ideas into products without devs or very few of them. We also see this within the SWE where strong domain experts are now able to deliver ideas into code easier than ever, and by themselves, and for which they would previously need a handful of programming experts. We also see it in other way too, strong programming experts are now able to pick up other domain easier than ever.

This process is something that I believe it will (and hope so) inevitably be picked up by the pharma too so the myth about the complexity will become broken.