Say what you want about Tesla as an enterprise -- they delivered actual cars and fraud, if any actually happened, is far below the Theranos level.
The missing comma before "and fraud" is doing a lot of work in this sentence.
Isn't that just like, an insanely high bar of fraud to meet? How many things in recent memory rise to the level of fraud that Theranos represents?
"Not the most fraudulent fraudsters" just comes across as a damningly weak defense (imo).
I think the worst thing they did was giving those device out to healthcare institutions, when they knew it was inaccurate.
I'm not defending her, she was clearly dangerously delusional, but I think it explains why she didn't behave like a classical con artist/scammer
Mr. SBF from FTX would like to have a word with you.
I think your punctuation is doing you a disservice.
/s
The problem is that neither delivered those things to the particular qualities promised.