As many people mentioned in "Bad Blood", I have adapted to her extremely low voice for a long time. It is undeniable that if the ending is not known and the perspective of God has been opened, the vision of this company is really great. There is a metaphor in a documentary: if a photo is static, a movie can be formed by taking multiple photos. It means that Hilarus' fingertip blood sampling can be used in daily life, so that everyone can have a dynamic understanding of their physical condition. Not to mention, the sharp contrast between a large syringe and a small amount of fingertip blood. "Weird Behavior" author Dan Ariety's analysis of the whole scam is the essence of this documentary: he said that he did an experiment, if it is a charity person to bet the dice, for example, you can get it by guessing the top number. Money, if he knows the answer, he can get money, [for charity], he is more likely to choose to know this number in advance. At this time, the polygraph is not working well. ——It means that when people believe that they are lying for a good reason, they are more willing to lie and don’t think they are doing something wrong. This explains why so many investment giants and the wealthy in this scam have no brains to believe in Elizabeth's words and the vision of the company they invest in. Another impressive clip is: The reporter of Fortune magazine, the man who made Hilaros appear on the cover of Fortune magazine and thus became famous, said that one morning after seeing the report of "Wall Street Magazine" came out , He was autistic, he looked at paragraphs after paragraphs, and began to doubt what he knew. He even choked in this interview, wondering why he was so deceived. It can be said that the entrepreneurial spirit that started from Edison: "fake it until you make it", as well as "Bad Blood" and this documentary, have brought us a lot of impact and thinking.
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