There are actually multiple people on here, who had wives who miscarried, who got a $60 promotional FedEx package of Enfamil (baby formula) on what was the exac

There are actually multiple people on here, who had wives who miscarried, who got a $60 promotional FedEx package of Enfamil (baby formula) on what was the exact expected date of their miscarried baby. So, it was not like it was hard to figure out that it was from medical data, and especially in one case, where they did not even know that they were pregnant when the miscarriage happened! You can find this stuff easily by using variants of code words from the post I made, to find the details that you want to learn about. However, this is the user who did incredible investigation work. (There are far more thoughtful posts over this incident if you just search for things like "USER" AND "Baby/Infant Formula": https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&query=%22pbm%22%20AND%20%22spooky23%22&sort=byPopularity&type=comment https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que... You will find extremely insightful information if you further modify select key words in the search. It really is eye opening. Also, the Financial Times always had pretty impressive investigative work on data privacy, and not in an apocalyptic or fleeting sense. It is just incredibly well researched, and somehow, I have never been disappointed by their coverage.