With his partnership with Lima Jevremovic and what happened to Amanda I'm not surprised at YouTube and advertisers wanting no part of it.
I wouldn't be surprised to see criminal charges at some point in the future.
I wouldn't be surprised to see criminal charges at some point in the future.
Patient brokerage is a serious area of organized corruption within our medical system and it's disgusting.
Lima's program has a 6 step process where step 1 is "conservatorship or jail".
TL;DR - It's someone who was involved in the videos at one point, runs a new-style recovery program, patient from video attends recovery program, dies under odd circumstances. SWU does not give much detail post-events.
To help others, the first result I found about this Lima Jevremovic character was:
> Founder, Lima Mora has lived through the implications of severe mental health illness first hand through loved ones. The Jevremovic Institute of Behavior and Brain Sciences (JIBBS) was bloomed from a desire to create tools to improve mental healthcare, research and innovations and make those tools available globally to all that need them.
A Mixed Reality Experience Designer, Mora specializes in Digital Health. She is well known in the tech community for her speaking engagements and role as an ambassador for bridging innovative technology with healthcare and providing insight on the emerging markets of VR/AR and Artificial Intelligence (AI).
Seems like another entrepreneur trying to make it in the exhausting scene of health digitalization. What am I missing here?
And just because people may like this channel doesn't mean it's actually a positive thing. Everyone likes watching train wrecks, afterall.
Mark Laita's channel is pretty exploitative and IMO has no place on YouTube. Soft White Underbelly is a lot like people rubbernecking a car crash.
Most folks on here don't have the interest or time to research random YouTubers we've never heard of. Clearly it's an area you feel strongly about, so spending an additional 30s writing an explanation for why people on HN _should_ care, or where they should look, is a great start. Thanks again!
Every online micro-niche always attracts huge drama; whether travel vlogging, some zen Buddhist forums, "truecrime" fans, TCAP fans. How likely you are to encounter drama has zero correlation to how justified the drama is; its' just omnipresent.