Shekhar Natarajan

And people said, oh great, let's push the software out.

I was in India at that time when it happened.

I was there.

So people actually took the picture of one broken egg.

And basically they said, 10 of my eggs are broken.

And there was so much fraud in the delivery system.

Because people were not responsible pushing the technology out.

The technology is so beautiful.

I'm not disputing whether it's beautiful or not.

I'm not disputing that.

The reckless nature of how it was done created so much fraud.

People were writing medical transcriptions saying, I'm so sorry, I'm sick, I cannot come to the office today.

You're gonna wonder why.

They were filing all these like, you know, insurance.

Because people can't afford to eat.

They can't afford to eat.

You're gonna get that kind of behavior when society doesn't support you.

So now, like, what is the role of this big tech company?

Like, you know, the Karen House and others, they are all like what I would call like basically like influencers or like opinion leaders, so to say, right?

Or whistleblowers.