Silicon Valley startups want to disrupt the medical, automotive, and other industries. But there is a problem here. If a mobile phone program crashes, there will be no fatal consequences, and medical treatment is rigorous, and the slightest difference is thousands of miles away. You may say that I am deliberately provoking, and you can use many examples to refute me. What I am referring to here is the idea of doing things, that kind of entrepreneurial mindset is not suitable for very rigorous careers that concern human life. The Silicon Valley thinking of fake it until you make it is very dangerous. Let technology entrepreneurs have the courage of gamblers. What is even more terrifying is the lack of supervision or the choice of laissez-faire in order to encourage technological progress. All this reminds me of Wall Street investment banks before 2008. Without actual supervision, everyone is bolder than the sky, and only makes money and money in their hearts. The shooting quality of HBO is still very commendable. Afterwards, Elizabeth's situation was very American. She was like a okay person. She had a new boyfriend, walked the dog at ordinary times, and occasionally went to court. Her psychological quality is really extraordinary, and her narcissism is comparable to Trump.
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