That’s what makes Theranos so perfect: the management style alone would sell it; but you also have the CEO who could hardly be more vampiric without being outright hammy about it; and the blood harvest stuff.
Short of discovering that Walgreens people who inked that deal have no memory of the event and a couple of neatly placed puncture wounds I’m not sure what more you could ask for.
Starting in 5th grade I (and another kid) had to routinely rewrite our assignments so the teacher could more easily read them. 5th and 6th grade, if more than a few of us were getting sloppy, we’d get handwriting assignments.
Eventually I just started writing in print letters; no one complained and that’s how I’ve written things since (other than my signature).
My son, on the other hand, writes much more legibly in cursive than he does in print.
Welcome to the brave new world where mass media reports nothing of import.
A coked-up crazy-eyed cult leader, with a bit of overly attached girlfriend thrown into the mix.
Part of the charm is that he’s complete salt-of-the-earth kind of guy. I knew him in school and the first couple of times I was told he was a “X”, I thought it was a joke. Nothing patrician about him, other than the name.
If I ever have a son, he’s not going to have to share a name with his paw and grand paw. I’ll give him a name of his very own…
He brings his failures out and stages photo ops with them regularly!
My maths textbook at secondary school had a section on retrieving data from cards like in those drawers using knitting needles and strategically punched holes. I am an old (not that old, mind, my school also had no fuckin’ money and thus very old textbooks full of Very Hard Sums).
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