The content of this movie has been seen on many public account articles before. Elizabeth Holmes, a strange woman, is described as the youngest and most powerful female liar in history.
She started cheating at the age of 19. In just a few years, her fraud company attracted nearly ten billion dollars in investment. The board of directors is basically the cabinet of the US government.
The documentary focuses on the impact of Silicon Valley and Stanford's radical entrepreneurial environment on Elizabeth. But I feel that what is missing in this documentary is the description of Elizabeth's parents, because we know that the impact of the original family on the children is huge.
Scientific research on the Internet found that "the child of a chicken is still a chicken" and her father Chris Holmos is the vice president of Enron, the world's number one fraud company.
Speaking of Enron company, a simple science sentence, this company was the world's largest fraud company in the 2000s, involving more than 60 billion US dollars (is it more powerful than his daughter), and Enron’s bankruptcy was a direct result The collapse of the world’s fifth largest accounting firm, Enron’s auditor, Anderson; major adjustments to the US company’s listing regulations.
So whether it is from her gene that is good at deceiving people, to the impetuous and hypocritical atmosphere of the entire Silicon Valley, it has shaped this Silicon Valley company Enron.
It's time for regulators to give this crazy murderous arrogance.
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