Elizabeth Holmes told Charlie Rose her finger-prick test gives the same results as a lab. A year later, Forbes cut her $4.5B to $0. She started Theranos at 19. By 2014, investors valued it at $9B. Her board: Henry Kissinger, George Shultz, James Mattis. "Same results as a vial of blood from your veins?" "We do." In October 2015, the Wall Street Journal looked inside. Her machine ran only about 15 of 240+ tests. The rest ran on ordinary machines from companies like Siemens. In 2016, Theranos voided 2 years of its device's results. Forbes cut her to $0. Rose had asked if being worth $10B mattered to her. "Yeah, it's not what matters." In 2022, a jury found her guilty of fraud. 11 years and 3 months in prison. In 2023, a judge ordered $452M paid to victims. Big labs only wanted to know how the test worked. "We don't think that we need to explain ourselves to competitive companies."