@isittherightword: You Can See Everything: Elizabeth Holmes's Partners Are Her Plausible Deniability Shield Billy Evans taking the heat in "You Can See Everything" isn't an accident, it is entirely by design. Her dynamic with Billy is a direct mirror image of her relationship with Sunny Balwani. It is a calculated pattern where she attaches herself to domineering male figures, cedes overt authority to them, and lets them act as her operational enforcers. What likely began as an unconscious trauma response has hardened into an elite manipulative playbook. By weaponizing the archetype of the fragile, wide-eyed damsel in distress, she keeps her clean hands and plausible deniability intact, especially around the money, while male proxies absorb the public fallout. The film exposes the terrifying mechanics of weaponized empathy, showing how a master con artist who committed catastrophic crimes and caused genuine human devastation can still make the world view her as the victim. #YouCanSeeEverything #NathanFielder #movietok #ElizabethHolmes #Theranos

k :

you literally always have the best takes on media. i am wondering tho what she wanted out this documentary and im wondering if she feels she got what she wanted by doing this

Ms4lzma :

I thought it was so interesting when Nathan reached out to her he said he was going through a breakup and expressing care toward her. I think it was an effort to engender loyalty and a belief of submission towards her, like you are saying.

armand’s tampon :

FUCK YESSSSS i didnt realize how bad i wanted ur take until now

hit_it_farjie :

You should do a part 3 with Amanda Seyfried’s part in the second half of the documentary

Ashley Anne :

When she said “it’s not like I’m getting paid for this” i was like FUNNY YOU’D BRING THAT UP. Like no I’m not buying it 😂

jillross67 :

Me every time you call me girl

Aunty Jess :

YES also that! She is trying to avoid restitution!!!

ndavisraygun :

I totally agree - but I think it's instinctive rather than by design.

Emily DK :

I think Billy with another woman would be abusive. But Liz thinks just like him.

rina kerr :

just watched both parts, you’re spot on with everything i’ve been waiting for someone to give this time of review/deep dive haha

Madeleine Ripley :

I live for your breakdowns! Thank you!!! 💗

Brennen Beckwith :

The eggs really got me like she didn’t want to stir those eggs and she figured out a way to get him to do it 😭

☁️☁️❤️ :

I’m extremely curious to see what a presidential run for her would look like.

noemi.veber :

I found a 5 hour deepdive into this woman on youtube, i'm invested 😂

Katie :

I also think her parents aren’t truly sure how they feel about her. They also are very confused just like the rest of us lol

Taylor Mayes :

Nailed it

Aunty Jess :

Yes!!! She wants her hands clean 💯

hit_it_farjie :

I am so happy that you did a deep dive on this documentary! And I agree with almost every thing you have said

bookhooker :

lilacvansicc :

an original take. yus

Backdoorsluts9 :

It literally feels like the worst co dependent relationship I’ve ever seen they are both using each other in the most insane ways and I think I struggled the most with are they both aware and consenting or do they believe they are duping each other. He is a narcissist who needs to be worshiped and she is nefarious and needs a conduit to preform her anger and malice

mackweh :

When her dad said “she’s wiser this time” about getting into business with her romantic partner again I thought “that’s true, but not in the way you think.” I think giving him POA is so brilliant on her part. She has full plausible deniability. He thinks he’s the mastermind, it’s absolutely her.

willrebein :

👏👏

Lilneezy12 :

@Oluchi