[Enchante]

"to develop a machine that by a simple pinprick on a patient’s finger could detect any disease known to man"

Ofc Holmes pretended that she had such technology from early on, and that the further "development" was just bells and whistles for additional testing. She was/is a fraud, through and through. The Steve Jobs obsession was a nice send-up of Silicon Valley fads, though....

[HiTech RedNeck]

It sounds already like, at best, it could be some kind of advisory screening to recommend more traditional testing. I don’t know how this could possibly be marketed as a silver bullet.

[CorporateStepsister]

Thing is, Steve Jobs had a product that worked, THEN marketed it and got the well deserved kudos and fortune. A ton of these idiots these days get hype first, THEN present a product, when it is supposed to be the other way around. This twit created a concept, marketed the concept to investors, got the hype, but didn’t first make sure the entire thing worked in the first place. She got WAY too much press and hype and go figure, ended up having it crash. Ironically, the invention never got off the ground.