A new documentary, "You Can See Everything," explores the complexities of deception surrounding Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes. Communication expert Nicholas Brody suggests Holmes may have engaged in "paltering," a form of deception where truthful statements are used to create a false impression, rather than outright lying. The film highlights how Holmes's use of the word "can" in relation to Theranos's technology, and debates over her alleged misquotations, illustrate the nuanced ways language can be employed to mislead. AI
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- A24
- Billy Evans
- Lance Oppenheim
- Nathan Fielder
- Nicholas Brody
- The New York Times
- Theranos
- Timothy P Levine
- You Can See Everything
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