My goodness. What are you talking about? Are you drunk speech-to-text posting?
I said from that from the outside, nothing to an ordinary, casual observer seemed fishy about Theranos. Therefore, as an investment it isn’t that inconceivable that people were conned through no fault of their own. Compared to FTX, which was such an obvious con job, I don’t have much sympathy.
Anyway, I don’t know what you were doing in the early 2000s that gave you this extra insight into what was or wasn’t possible in biotech, or how you knew that the Dean of Medicine at Stanford told Elizabeth Holmes that this product was impossible, prior to the Carreyrou article in 2015, in order for you to make that assessment way back then that this was a con.
Can you point to anything that you saw prior to 2015 that said to you Theranos was a total scam and that nobody in their right minds should have anything to do with investing in it?
I don’t know why you think I am hero-worshipping Holmes. I have made no statements that even remotely credit her for anything.
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