00:00You have to remember that she discovered in air, quote marks, this new means of blood testing when she was
00:0619.
00:07She was America's youngest self-made female billionaire.
00:10People wanted it to be true. You know, this is what they wanted.
00:13You know, most billionaires are men, right?
00:15And she, you know, ostensibly was doing this huge breakthrough into this arena that is not very welcoming to women.
00:23And everyone overlooked the uncomfortable details and overlooked that people lie and deceive probably now more than ever.
00:30I don't have really any sympathy for her, but I would say that she was probably let down by people
00:33around her.
00:34She was let down by her board.
00:35She was let down by everyone and anyone who didn't rigorously challenge her and scrutinise her work.
00:40There were a few whistleblowers, but not many.
00:42And she really courted the celebrity.
00:45You know, she appeared on every single magazine.
00:46She wore black turtlenecks to make herself look more like her hero, Steve Jobs.
00:53And, you know, grace the covers of Vanity Fair, Glamour, etc.
00:56And that bit I find really kind of galling and gross.
01:00But, you know, it's kind of everyone wanted to believe the hype.
01:04They wanted it to be true.
01:05And it just wasn't.
01:06You know, a lot of people are happy with it.
