The discussions in the GA threads about Glen de Vries appear to be missing the mark. We need to focus on his company, Medidata. Here' the description from their website:

"Medidata have been redefining what’s possible in clinical trials for over 20 years. Only Medidata combines the wealth of data, AI-powered insights, and patient-centric solutions required to bring tomorrow’s breakthrough therapies and devices to life, and into the hands of patients."

https://techmonitor.ai/companies/medidata

Let me translate: Their software collects all the data on the clinical trials for big pharma. Why is that data sensitive? If you have access to all this data and can see the big picture, then you know many of big pharma's ugly secrets. This would include unfiltered information about the drug's true risks, side effects, efficacy, and who has died. By extension, you would also be able to tell when the FDA is making deals with these companies since you know their drug should never have been approved. Or maybe the FDA or big pharma are paying you hush money because you know where the bodies are buried.

So maybe when funds from various criminal activities start drying up, they don't want to pay your hush money anymore. Maybe one day they're earning your trust by buying you a rocket trip (or just telling their lackey Bezos to gift it to you), then a couple of weeks later they're sabotaging your Cessna.

And when you're a billionaire, you don't fly around in crap Cessnas that aren't maintained.

7 out of 10 crashes. Knowing too much about pharma. What do y'all think?