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> You know, if you’re pursuing a noble goal, it’s OK to fake it ‘til you make it. This seems completely be starkly in contrast with reality. She did not persue
by hjk05 8y ago
> You know, if you’re pursuing a noble goal, it’s OK to fake it ‘til you make it.
This seems completely be starkly in contrast with reality. She did not persue a noble goal and secondarily achieve power and wealth. If that was the case she would never had sent out bogus resulst for patients of hunted innoscent employees for presenting the truth.
All the facts on the table tell a tale of a person who wanted money, power and influence, and sat with a 2-7 off suit and decided to bluff on the off-chance that everyone else would fold.
It’s sad that Alex Gibney has decided to spin a story he wants to tell around a reality that doesn’t support it.
- gabbygab 8y agoI wonder if Holmes was able to charm and dupe this director like she did so many other people. I read that sociopaths could be exceptionally manipulative and conniving. The only goal of Holmes was to make money. Just like everyone else. The "noble goal" is just BS PR she concocted for herself to more easily influence and trick investors. Like her Steve Jobs' turtleneck and her fake "manly" voice. Almost everything about her was fake and her only goal was cold hard cash. But I guess it makes for a better story if we turn her into a fallen saint who failed to achieve her "noble goal".
- darkpuma 8y agoBad Blood makes it pretty clear that "becoming a billionaire" was her number one priority.