This kind of stuff makes my blood boil. I work at a medical device manufacturer that does it right, and when such shoddy products and process get passed off as

This kind of stuff makes my blood boil. I work at a medical device manufacturer that does it right, and when such shoddy products and process get passed off as viable, like they did at Theranos, it's never not on purpose. Everyone in charge there is a hack fraud and well aware of what they did. But I doubt they'll ever experience any negative consequences beyond temporary business setbacks. Shultz seems alright. Too bad it takes someone fresh out of school with little to loose and not yet jaded to blow the whistle.