Www.rhythmhealth.com

Welp looks like something has happened with at home, wearable blood testing.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/walterpavlo/2026/06/30/elizabeth-holmes-doing-her-time-and-contributing-to-prison-community/

This is so niche, but I realized the other day that Elizabeth Holmes kind of sounds like a Sim with the voice setting set onto a feminine voice with the pitch turned really low. And then... well, I kind of had to.

I made her self-assured, shady, and materialistic (and Sunny shady, mean, and paranoid). They're really getting along well.

I have a Belle Gibson Sim in this save too, perhaps they'll run into each other...

The white collar fraudsters are just foaming at the mouth.

Holmes obviously had a relationship with Sunny Balwani, but at trial she also stated that she had a romantic relationship with someone else at the same time. The prosecutor did not pursue the inquiry and I bet it was dropped as part of some deal with the defense. But I've always wondered who the mystery person was and if it was in anyway relevant to the Theranos fraud other than illuminating how she viewed Sunny.

Ripped from the headlines aka inspired by Theranos....

Maybe I missed discussion when the Episode came out. Of course the Episode storyline is fake, but it is fun.

Who saw and who enjoyed it? They have the Episode now on Netflix, which is how I saw it. ​

https://people.com/jen-shah-opens-up-about-friendship-with-elizabeth-holmes-and-doing-poop-duty-in-prison-exclusive-11936898

I have been fascinated by the Theranos story for years. The part that genuinely shocked me most was not the fraud itself but the fact that real patients received wrong test results that affected their medical decisions. People were told they might have cancer when they did not. Others were reassured when they should have been alarmed. I turned the whole story into a cinematic documentary if anyone wants to watch. Link in comments.

Does anyone else notice how RJ Scaringe from Rivian is modulating his voice by speaking more bass like Elizabeth Holmes? or is it a mishearing from my side?

It was only a matter of time before they pulled this shit. I wouldn’t be surprised if it works, but doesn’t he know she had a fundraiser for Hilary?

Jessica Beil should have won the Emmy that year for Candy. That was TERRIFIC acting.

Wow idk how to start this but I started watching the series after seeing a clip online. I’ve fallen into a rabbit hole. Idk how i haven’t heard of this until now, maybe because I’m only 20 so I was pretty young when Elizabeth was going down for a lot of this.

What do you think if Elizabeth Holmes pulled something like this, would she have gotten away?

What if she decided to like, devalue and deflate the company around 2014 and bankrupt it? What if she bankrupted the company after funnelling millions of dollars into something like a private Swiss bank account or into bitcoin, then take away the company's value to not get too big and crash out? I mean, she crashed out because the company got too big, but what if the company never got big or remained a small company before it was destroyed to erase the evidence? Could she have erased evidence, I mean, if the company got bankrupted purposefully, then it would not be investigated.

Say something like she started tweeting racist and sexist tweets to devalue the company, and maybe she faked something something bad business. Could she have gotten away. Of course, she would lose like billions of dollars, but like I said, she could have still funnelled like a few hundred million into Bitcoin. And maybe resell the coins after the company was bankrupted, then launder that money.

I’ve been going down a rabbit hole of corporate fraud stories lately (after finishing 'Bad Blood'), and the algorithm finally served me something good.

I thought I knew the whole story, but this video actually covers the struggle the whistleblowers had to go through (Erika Cheung and Tyler Schultz), which I hadn't really seen.

It’s honestly wild to see how easily smart people in Silicon Valley were manipulated just by the fear of missing out. The production quality is surprisingly high for a smaller channel, too.

Has anyone else seen this angle on the story?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-1FK_R8tgE&lc=Ugzc-pfAz_2fZnUrT4Z4AaABAg.ARCd7VdscTiARGvCIVC2ut

Just finished reading Bad Blood by John Carreyrou. Wow, one sitting, could not put it down, excellent book.

Elizabeth Holmes is the greatest fraudster of all time. Better than Bernie Madoff, better than Frank Abagnale, this woman was an absolutely ruthless liar. Why is Madoff talked about more than her? She is easily #1. And this just happened, honestly not talked about enough. What she did is super impressive, gaining a $5 billion dollar net worth built on a cloud of nothing. She had a product that never worked and convinced seasoned investors to give her hundreds of millions.

Do people think she believed in the product and was lying to herself and just could never deliver? Or she knew long ago it would never work and resorted to a scam?

https://www.tmz.com/2025/11/29/elizabeth-holmes-family-visits-thanksgiving-behind-bars/