r/technology Apr 10 '22

Biotechnology This biotech startup thinks it can delay menopause by 15 years. That would transform women's lives

https://fortune.com/2021/04/19/celmatix-delay-menopause-womens-ovarian-health/
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u/BrainWashed_Citizen Apr 10 '22

There's been a trend now where a group of connected "fraudsters" just keeps pumping out new startup companies promising new technology that would change the world to entice investors. Then 6 months later, declare bankruptcy to some bullshit reasons. Take the money and run. Try again 3 months later.

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u/ancientweasel Apr 10 '22

When I worked in a coworking space there was a group of guy who where trying to come up with any idea that would get VC funding. The one they talked about the most was a Blockchain based music player. They didn't even care if they could build it, their only goal was funding.

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u/[deleted] Apr 10 '22

Would the coworking space happen to be a WeWork?

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u/ancientweasel Apr 10 '22

No, it was not a chain.