Yeah, but here's the problem: if you're working in healthcare and your "ridiculous" idea turns out not to work, you have a duty of care to your customers to admit it and close down. Not turn up on TechCrunch Disrupt in…
It doesn't exactly violate the laws of physics so much as the laws of variance and statistics. Blood content varies from place to place - and a lot of the fluid sampled in a fingerprick isn't blood anyway. (I'm not an…
All this underlines a basic problem with R&D startup: it's possible for your company's entire premise, its entire reason for being, to just not work. That's not your fault: it's the nature of research that sometimes it…
Yeah, but here's the problem: if you're working in healthcare and your "ridiculous" idea turns out not to work, you have a duty of care to your customers to admit it and close down. Not turn up on TechCrunch Disrupt in…
It doesn't exactly violate the laws of physics so much as the laws of variance and statistics. Blood content varies from place to place - and a lot of the fluid sampled in a fingerprick isn't blood anyway. (I'm not an…
All this underlines a basic problem with R&D startup: it's possible for your company's entire premise, its entire reason for being, to just not work. That's not your fault: it's the nature of research that sometimes it…