01 / recommendation
Mentions personal use of Wired to Eat.
“Then I read a book called Wired to Eat, which talks about continuous glucose monitoring.”
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01 / recommendation
“Then I read a book called Wired to Eat, which talks about continuous glucose monitoring.”
02 / belief
“I was one of the first four employees who had the opportunity to work in that department. I look at that project as, for sure, the pinnacle of my experience at SpaceX.”
03 / belief
“I think one moment that always just reminds me of the kind of unique culture of SpaceX was really the first major launch.”
04 / evaluation
“If we just design something for B2B, a reimbursable, we fall into the same trap that so many other products have that user experience doesn't matter, what matters is selling in an organizational decision-maker that this is something they should add to their offering.”
05 / belief
“I think there's tons of lifestyle unlock to be had for people with diabetes still, and look forward to getting there, but we're not quite ready.”
06 / belief
“We’ll take the research findings, and looking ahead in the roadmap, combine that information about how people who don't yet have a metabolic condition to concern themselves with are still improving the markers of long-term risk through just simple behavior change in their daily lifestyle. That I think is how we get to the point where, eventually, the consumer product is covered for insurance, self-insured employee programs, et cetera.”
07 / commitment
“I think we will evaluate all of the options necessary to make sure that that future comes true.”
08 / belief
“I think that's what Levels hopes to do is trigger this new market, trigger innovation, make people aware that real-time data, biometric data, health data being used in our daily lives is the key to turning around the frustrating complex and failing medical outcomes we're seeing.”
09 / belief
“I think that old aerospace had kind of been resting on its laurels, in a sense, but also combined with the failures of the shuttle program was—in the political nature of the entire program—worried about losing what they had.”
10 / belief
“Then you—the end-user—are just going to go through whatever experience has been built. It's like your feedback, your customer experience, your process of improvement falls behind I think where any consumer mass-market consumer product would be just because there are so many conflicting incentives in there.”
11 / evaluation
“Obviously, the food pyramid doesn't work.”
12 / prediction
“What I think is so interesting is the price to participate in the program is $395, right?”
13 / evaluation
“From a value capture perspective then, as I think through the value chain of you're providing the insights layer, the software, and the consumer experience, you're relying on other people to provide the hardware.”