Elizabeth Holmes and the Theranos corporate board: What did they know? Part 5/7

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  • Опубликовано: 1 янв 2025

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  • @donaldharlan3981
    @donaldharlan3981 3 года назад +62

    I heard every excuse, except that they were a bunch of criminals.

    • @raydavison4288
      @raydavison4288 3 года назад +3

      Entitled criminals.

    • @DragRNfly
      @DragRNfly 2 года назад

      Exactly. They are just really stupid or they are all criminals.

  • @uneeop3804
    @uneeop3804 3 года назад +42

    Many news reports have a sympathetic tone for Holmes as if she is the victim.

    • @lornarettig3215
      @lornarettig3215 3 года назад +4

      I’m not sure anyone else feels any sympathy for her…!

    • @kimoandrews5802
      @kimoandrews5802 3 года назад +5

      The owners of the country are still in her corner. She'll be guilty... 8 months minimum security detainment.

    • @NASAistheway
      @NASAistheway 3 года назад +3

      Because the news outlets regret promoting her as the next Steve Jobs.

    • @Chrisarequipa80
      @Chrisarequipa80 3 года назад +4

      Be sure if this was done by anyone of another ethnicity ufff forget about it

    • @datagrab
      @datagrab 3 года назад +3

      *That's cause she's a woman.*

  • @yeshuagl6282
    @yeshuagl6282 3 года назад +19

    The Holmes saga proves that gullibility exists among so-called intelligent and sophisticated people.

    • @kkdoc7864
      @kkdoc7864 3 года назад +2

      That’s why Biden was elected.

  • @bettyboop-xg6jo
    @bettyboop-xg6jo 3 года назад +13

    Where is the database. They built a statistically significant bloodbank. Where is it. That board knows. That's why they let her go 10 years.

  • @JimIBobIJones
    @JimIBobIJones 3 года назад +14

    It wasn't the concept that was science fiction, it was the underlying technology. There is a difference between an innovative product and a product based on non-existent or not-yet discovered scientific principles.
    What the non-Theranos companies are doing are taking proven science (albeit those that have yet to be implemented outside of laboratory/in vitro settings) and engineering the product. What Theranos did is start with the end product without making the necessary scientific breakthrough - or even knowing if such a breakthrough was possible.

    • @BKai714
      @BKai714 3 года назад +3

      She basically put the wagon before the horse.

    • @a.wanderer5006
      @a.wanderer5006 3 года назад +3

      @@BKai714 She lied, connived, conned and put people's lives at risk, if not outright killing people because the tests were wrong.

    • @raydavison4288
      @raydavison4288 3 года назад

      Theranos had an idea, but no working equipment.

    • @JimIBobIJones
      @JimIBobIJones 3 года назад +3

      @@raydavison4288 it's a bit more than that. The traditional approach in life sciences is to take science proven in a lab setting and put in the work commercialising it. This is what the Maverick people are doing - the science behind their machine was pretty much proven in the lab by academic researchers. The proprietary technology is the design and engineering and the practical application.
      Holmes' "idea" was miniaturisation of traditional testing, which was and is impossible without a major scientific breakthrough which may or may not be possible at all.

    • @nastyab8003
      @nastyab8003 3 года назад

      99+ percent of tests are DESTRUCTIVE to the thing being tested. Simple math shows claiming moremthan one test per sample was fraud...

  • @terrystephens1102
    @terrystephens1102 3 года назад +1

    A very interesting presentation, thanks.

  • @dailytops6305
    @dailytops6305 3 года назад +3

    Please send her to jail....

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  • @peanutbutter7068
    @peanutbutter7068 3 года назад +5

    4:43 so other companies actually created similar, functioning products of this type? How embarrassing for the Theranos people

    • @SuperCarcher
      @SuperCarcher 3 года назад +1

      It appears they had the right idea, they just failed to hire scientists to make it happen.

    • @MartaVelez0108
      @MartaVelez0108 3 года назад +2

      That’s were you know that it was a fraud! The technology was and is possible. Theranos had buckets of money! They had no excuse as to not being able to develop the technology! It all boils down to having spent the money on the wrong things! That makes Holmes a huge liability to the investors and now they are coming for her, because they cannot get back what they are owed. When the SEC came for her, she dealt with it quietly. Coming to agreements with the federal government and the investors that showed up for those proceedings. Holmes did not plead (neither guilty or not guilty). She simply conceded and paid the fines the SEC required of her and payments to the investors named in the SEC proceedings. When other investors AND Walgreens found out that they were not getting anything, neither the tech or their money. They took her to court for fraud. Walgreens for breach of contract. Holmes made her bed. Other companies showing that they made the technology, that it actually works, AND that the FDA approved them only reinforces the notion that Holmes knew that they didn’t have the tech, they weren’t dedicated to developing, and was knowingly and intentionally lying to investors and Walgreens!

    • @carolinahellberg5703
      @carolinahellberg5703 3 года назад

      Exactly! that shows the degree of Holmes and her gang's incompetence and inadequacy on many fronts.

  • @BANKO007
    @BANKO007 3 года назад +1

    This is the right question. The board SHOULD have asked questions and known everything. Did they neglect their duty? People relied on the board for Holmes' credibility

  • @cintroberts6614
    @cintroberts6614 3 года назад +7

    I would rather be done wrong by a car salesman than a chick like that.

  • @bpjparis2473
    @bpjparis2473 3 года назад +2

    Wikipedia says "Early life - Elizabeth Holmes was born February 3, 1984, in Washington, D.C.[10] Her father, Christian Rasmus Holmes IV, was a vice president at Enron, an energy company that later went bankrupt after an accounting fraud scandal." Chip off the old block.

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    • @nastyab8003
      @nastyab8003 3 года назад

      Don't underestimemhow deeply her daddie was involved in this massive fraud...

    • @8964TS
      @8964TS 6 месяцев назад

      There’s nothing to suggest her father was responsible for the fraud at Enron. For a start, he wasn’t there that long and the frauds had been running for years. He was also only a VP, which really isn’t that senior in a company the size of Enron. It was also an Enron VP who was instrumental in uncovering and exposing the fraud.

  • @charliesamify
    @charliesamify 3 года назад +3

    She used other people’s money to lure the best and money did the trick, eventually they all involved in a criminal activity, her wide eye stares will increase once incarcerated.

  • @bugsy791
    @bugsy791 3 года назад +6

    so she was hoping that the technology would mature before word got out?

    • @redwoods7370
      @redwoods7370 3 года назад +2

      That is the long and the short of it. The only thing is that it is impossible to do. In her mind it should be possible.

    • @sunitamosesesq
      @sunitamosesesq 3 года назад +3

      Not exactly. She was hoping to use the investment money to buy the team that would figure out the problems and create the product. She was marketing the products, taking money, not listening to her own scientists, refusing to follow their recommended changes, and hoping desperately that they were going to figure it out while she was buying time with her b.s.

    • @bugsy791
      @bugsy791 3 года назад +1

      @@sunitamosesesq sounds plausible...but why not do that and not lie about what you can do...i guess thats greed does to you

    • @seapod
      @seapod 3 года назад +1

      I think she thought that if she threw enough money at it, it would come to fruition. Which obviously is possible according to this video.
      If she would've been honest, she may have lost some investors but not all. And she wouldn't be facing charges.

    • @HareKrishnaHareRama101
      @HareKrishnaHareRama101 3 года назад +1

      The products were actually used on real life patients , wrong report results to wrong treatment and sufferings .don’t this come under attempted murder , put someone’s life at risk at their own cost . It is cheating as well .

  • @antonchigurh8590
    @antonchigurh8590 3 года назад +1

    Typical America! Trial by media first and then an outcry if justice is not served based on public opinion! ANYTHING to get a rating!

  • @debrawehrly6900
    @debrawehrly6900 Год назад

    I think i will invent a time machine and ask people to invest in my company...lol

  • @KARMAISABITCHouch
    @KARMAISABITCHouch 3 года назад +1

    5 drops of blood from your finger is really painful and a lot to get that from a finger.

  • @anastasiahopkinson5676
    @anastasiahopkinson5676 3 года назад +3

    Nice presentation. Horrible background music drowning out the presentation.

  • @DragRNfly
    @DragRNfly 2 года назад +1

    Everyone on the board knew what was going on give me a break. They should all be prosecuted but that won't ever happen.

  • @glampreda3803
    @glampreda3803 3 года назад

    Very interesting...

  • @rodelderosas5416
    @rodelderosas5416 3 года назад +1

    20 yrs.

  • @Highley1958
    @Highley1958 3 года назад +1

    That is one creepy human being.

  • @nineteenfortyeight
    @nineteenfortyeight 3 года назад +1

    "That's our ambition.:

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  • @mothgirlx6707
    @mothgirlx6707 2 года назад

    Classic - give an excuse for the Board not doing their jobs and not admitting weaknesses because they were ‘charmed’ - that basically means they were incompetent for the role they got paid a lot to do, despite their accolades.

  • @MartaVelez0108
    @MartaVelez0108 3 года назад

    Ok, I’m one to think that it is possible to perform the tests and that the technology can be developed. But, and this is the key here. Holmes is not being tried for the technology and that it could be developed. Is about knowingly defrauding investors and putting patients health at very high risk by lying about where they ACTUALLY were in the development of said technology! It’s about the lack of transparency and the intentional misrepresentation of facts about where Theranos’ was in the process of developing the technology! Holmes was given the money by her investors to make her vision happen. And it seems from what we know that that is NOT what she focused on! Who else was on the board? What were their roles in helping Theranos develop the actual technology and provide sound guidance to make it a reality? Holmes sold investors on an idea. Remember she was 19. She had an idea. So, in the early stages the focus should have been on developing and bringing to market the technology, the machine, the tests to make good on her word. Maybe she wasn’t quite able to create what she envisioned. That’s part of R&D. But she knowingly continued to misrepresent the facts and continued to lie to investors, to the people getting tested, to Walgreens… who knows how far they took their lies. I’m sure the technology will come to market. But Holmes dug her own grave. She herself took that opportunity to be known for being the first woman self made billionaire and the first person to bring this type of technology to mass market. Only thing I’d hope is that the trial be televised. It’s an interesting case. Oh, and that the board members be made to address their role in all of this.

  • @Jonifico
    @Jonifico 3 года назад +1

    This presenter is so gorgeous *_* Good content, by the way! :D

  • @kvc5677
    @kvc5677 Год назад

    She had a good idea but she put peoples lives in danger by saying the product worked. Thats just evil and she knew it. If she asked for help from real professionals she may have been successful. Her ego wouldnt let her ask for help.

  • @PeaceFan1
    @PeaceFan1 3 года назад +3

    Holmes Straight up Played those people on the Board and All of their investors!!

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  • @themmshow9686
    @themmshow9686 Год назад

    She must of been somewhat right to have nailed so many people..people smarter than her! The joke is definitlely not on her!

  • @Foxie635
    @Foxie635 3 года назад

    Maverick drew from her arm, not a finger stick. AGAIN!!!

  • @JunjunPiamonte-m1u
    @JunjunPiamonte-m1u Год назад

    Ok po

  • @Matowix
    @Matowix 3 года назад +2

    I lost over $275000 in invested in this I wanted easy money

  • @abrakadabrah3031
    @abrakadabrah3031 3 года назад

    I would only go to a major lab....
    And even then, results may vary between labs, due to the sensitivity of the agents they use to perform analysis.
    Doctors need to look at a patient!!!!!!
    Sometimes, result will be within normal range, but patient manifests many symptoms of a particular disease.
    Doctors shouldn't overly rely on tests. Can be dangerous...as I can attest to this myself!!!

  • @MrAnanthaP
    @MrAnanthaP 3 года назад

    " ... Domain expertise in politics and stage craft ...".
    Ha Ha.
    Good one that.
    AP

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  • @அவானிஉயர்ந்தது

    It’s hard to believe she fooled them when you look at who’s her investors. They’re not the type to be taken for ride. It’s like they wanted her to corrupt the society by granting her ( redemption through sin)

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