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There is no way she believed the technology worked. Her employees told her it didn't work. They were still validating the devices by comparing results with work
by lern_too_spel 3y ago
There is no way she believed the technology worked. Her employees told her it didn't work. They were still validating the devices by comparing results with working machines at the time the machines were handling customer samples. At best, she might have believed that the technology could work in the future after some technological breakthrough.
- JohnFen 3y agoIt doesn't really matter much if she believed the technology worked or not (if she did, she was delusional for the very reasons you cite). What mattered is that she told people things that she knew weren't true in order to extract investment money from them.