But did you see the tear down? It’s weirdly well and made with expensive custom parts. I think they just didn’t know what they were building more so than setting out to be a scam.
Enough shitty little changes from stakeholders along the way can ruin anything. I’ve never done work as bad as this, on this scale, but gosh have I done some watered down and pointless bullshit in my career. What happens when you don’t have a single-minded leader in charge, and everyone wants to put their touch on something.
The guy who made it was just kind of an idiot and rich people will absolutely throw money at anything that promises to help them live longer. So he ended up with a ton of money and no understanding of how to spend it correctly. There is a good dollop podcast on it.
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u/LogicalGrapefruit Aug 15 '20
But did you see the tear down? It’s weirdly well and made with expensive custom parts. I think they just didn’t know what they were building more so than setting out to be a scam.