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thats because that girl that the movie is about, did that to her voice and dressed in black just for folks to take her seriously.

Just out of curiosity, why do you think one blood drop test wouldn't have or would have worked?

@@neelroy2918 buddy... if you knew what it took to create the machines that we have now, and the machines that came before it.. you would rightly tell Her to her face; that her machine is a fantasy. A lot of people in The Field were skeptical with her Machine, and rightfully so.. but they still supported her, up until The Point where they are CONVINCED. It did not work. The Problem was.. people like her, who gained influenced throughout The Process. Began to USE that influence to MUSCLE authenticity on her dud. The way people like her always do.. Legally.

@@neelroy2918 If we speak from a doctor's perspective we wouldn't need that many tests from a drop of blood, why would we need that many tests in the first place without the prescription of a doctor when u don't have any specific disease this is same scam as those routine health check up scams but with a better funding and no actual science.

@@neelroy2918 according to the book, some tests just require (or required at the time, 10 years ago) a bigger amount of blood which is then diluted and put under a laser to see how it reacts to a specific light. Her machine was diluting the blood too much for it to react correctly to the light.

​@@loiracitr Thanks, my question to OP because they mentioned Science; I am little bit sensitive about it seeing as that it the last impartial tool we have. For a while I tried to find what would that machine offer, finally I found it. I will try to post link but KZfaq does not like links. My main concern was this: would two drops of blood would be *always* be identical? Machines that measure sugar for example, measure what is present *at that time* . But if you were to do HbA1c, I am not sure one drop would suffice. Nor would for any test where average is needed, I would assume ESR needs it. But it is offered. How did she convince others? I am certain movie would not give that answer. They would only interested in heightened emotions and dumbed down science.

Yep

I only knew when she started doing the voice. Lol.

At first I was like not creepy enough then boom, the weirdness and staring!

@@ctotheoleman Yeah, she nailed the "cray cray" vibe, including the speech pattern.

exactly i had the same experience

Omg yes! That voice but was so chilling

My wife played the trailor next to me and I thought I was listening to Elizabeth. Then I turn to the screen, instant goosebumps. The voice has more than just the baritone features, there is much finer detail which I believe she nailed as you say.

Does nobody else find it weird that there are so many shows like this - about people who have mistreated so many people in full public view? First Inventing Anna, and now this. Netflix have made a TV show about Jimmy Saville now too - and that guy was pure evil. It makes me feel physically ill that after all the terrible things he did, discussion of his deeds now counts as entertainment. I mean I get it, bad people are fascinating, but shows like this frame them as misunderstood (I don't know about the Saville one, I'm not going anywhere near that). They make you empathise with them. This woman gave false hope to millions of terminally ill people, and now there's a TV show about her, from her point of view, played by an actress that everybody loves. Something's gone wrong here.

I read "duplicitous lunatic" thinking what a very curt description of a more complex character. But after pondering for a moment I can't find a more apt and exact description of her. Amazing that she was/is simply that.

I love that the series is like that too. It’s a slow burner, and it really does a good job of showing how delusional and emotionally disconnected Holmes is.

Maybe they will have Amanda walk around on a stage with the black turtleneck and do the TEDx talk that TEDx quietly took down from youtube in embarrassment?

@@paulcolburn3855 so everyone was taken in by a high school dropout? Shades of letting a punk run the country in 1930s 40s Germany

@@seanraines5871 College dropout. They were taken in by her because there was so much "feminist-inertia" behind the irrational belief that a 19 year old woman dropping out of Stanford could accomplish just as much as Steve Jobs when he dropped out, Bill Gates when he dropped out, and Mark Zuckerberg when he dropped out. They wanted to believe that a woman could do the same thing so they all bought in because she talked a big game. It was all a lie.

@@paulcolburn3855 do I think a woman could do the same? Yes. Do I think a woman would actually have to work and know what she's getting into and do her homework first? Yes. Something clearly she didn't do. Con artist easy way out. 🤮

@@seanraines5871 The thing you have to remember is that Steve Jobs, Zuckerberg, and Gates, they all WORKED. They didn't just gather money and give orders, they actually rolled up their sleaves and worked. Well Zuck and Gates worked much harder than Jobs. Jobs wasn't technical. He was more about giving orders to Wozniak who was technical. But those 3 very young men, they listened to the people working for them and when the people said, "yeah this a great idea, but here are the road blocks" then they changed directions. Holmes never listened to her subordinates when they told her no. She just wanted to give orders. And if they still said it couldn't be done, she would fire them and then threaten them with a lawsuit if they spoke to anyone. That is not something that Zuck or Gates ever would have done (particularly to their most knowledgible people.) But she did. You also have to remember, this girl never had a boss in her life. Never. She never had a boss, never had to actually do a job in her life. And that was by design. She was never ever going to do a job because to do a job means to OBEY a boss. That was never going to happen. She figured that because she is such a sweet person with a sweet idea, she should just be able to order people to obey her or have them removed and well, that is that. Of course that was NOT that and her lies (the lies to secure all the funding) came back to haunt her.

What true story is this referring to?

@@alekshannibal1070 Elizabeth Holmes and her company Theranos. There's an Aussie podcast called Just The Gist who did an episode about it. Highly recommend

@@lozcb8790 Ohhh I just looked it up. I remember reading about her a long time ago. I thought the idea of using a small amount of blood was genius. Had no idea about the developments after that

@@lozcb8790 thank you for the info. Can't believe they gave in to a high school dropout

underrated? I mean, she's like one of the most successful actresses out there...

I'm curious to see if Jennifer Lawrence will be able to get it right in the movie she's been cast in about Elizabeth Holmes

@@lrichards tbh thats the only actress I see. Jens demeanor already similar to that of elizabeth holmes. and she looks similar. amanda just looks cute. I cant get over that amanda just looks cute, like a child. :D

This is a Hulu tv series, the first 4 eps are out now. It’s really good

Too much is never enough

All I want to hear is how many years in the Fed she gets

The only thing left to hear about her is her prison sentence 😂

They need to throw her under the jail!!

Mine too!

He's playing "Ian Gibbons", Theranos' chief scientist.

Stephen fry has always been terrific. loved hm since Jeeves and wooster with Hugh Laurie (House).

And if something likes comes along and really works, people will automatically doubt it.

How do you know that she's underrated? Did someone publish a survey?

@@js1817 well she was always popular, but only really started being taken seriously as an actor with her 1st Oscar nomination recently. She has constantly turned in good performances stuck doing young ingenue roles in meh mainstream films and turned to indie films nobody watched to show off her actual chops. That falls perfectly under “underrated” territory.

@@js1817 well she was always popular, but only really started being taken seriously as an actor with her 1st Oscar nomination recently. She has constantly turned in good performances but stuck doing young ingenue roles in meh mainstream films and turned to indie films nobody watched to show off her actual chops. That falls perfectly under “underrated” territory.

Its a play on words. Drop, as in drop of blood. Out. As in, ending exit.

Wait, there's a Jennifer Lawrence version??????????? WHEN? omg

@@user-jg6bu3hc8f still in pre-production, I think. It’s an Apple TV movie

it's based on the podcast, called Dropout. You should listen to it

@@tothorsi oh fxxx me I totally forgot about the podcast! Thank you for reminding me! 🙌🏼🙌🏼😌

The original podcast was called the dropout

Yes! She does that awful voice perfectly

Stephen Fry!

What is it called on Netflix?

Why would being just famous mean anything if you cant spend money on travel and food? Why put so much effort into being something for nobodies? Why so much pressure? What for?

You know, I couldn’t figure out why I didn’t like this idea. And that’s it exactly. Hitt the nail on the head.

reminds me of hulu putting out Reinventing Anna. Guess people are into scammers

Dude she is going tp prison. She can't make money off this

“ … Ok …”. Great reaction by Laurie Metcalfe :)

Right!?!? I have no idea who he's supposed to be, but they got him looking absolutely clownish!! Poor guy; first his wife humiliates his entire family, and now this.

It's been 10 years or more.