Thanks very much for that letter

Merci beaucoup pour votre lettre, j'espère que ça va influencer, mettre de la pression

Thanks a lot, Sotirios! I’m glad to see the FantaMix shared — I hope it can inspire others and spark more ideas around ventilation, DIY or commercial.

don't know but i i use personnaly Temtop M10+, Temtop M10 and Temtop LKC-1000s

it was such a great article from Jessica Wildfire. I remember, i've read it a couple of times.

10/Let’s stay vigilant: our sector is not immune to its own "Elizabeth Holmes" if we don’t practice discernment. Demand the truth, support #Transparency, and the courage to question. The air we breathe depends on it. #AirQuality #Ethics #Vigilance

9/In the open-source ventilation world, significant safety concerns have already been overlooked due to the enthusiasm for popular solutions. Vigilance and questioning are essential, even in the most trusted initiatives.

8/In the field of ventilation, applying these principles is crucial. The "Manifesto for Ventilation Without Compromise" outlines the commitment to transparency, integrity, and clarity in ensuring truly clean air for everyone. medium.com/@levangelist...

7/ Erika Cheung actions led to the creation of a crucial initiative: Erika Cheung co-founded "Ethics in Entrepreneurship." The idea? Build a culture of integrity from the foundations, so we don’t repeat the mistakes of the past. ethicsinentrepreneurship.org

6/This is why Erika Cheung's TED Talk, the brave whistleblower from Theranos, resonates so strongly. She emphasizes the vital importance of "speaking up when something is wrong," a value that should be deeply rooted in our corporate culture.

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5/ Talking about these doubts takes immense courage. There is immense social pressure to "clap along with the group," to not be the "party pooper" who disrupts collective enthusiasm. But it’s a responsibility we must all take.

4/ Spotting "red flags" is a personal survival instinct. It’s like walking through a jungle: you need to know how to distinguish treasures (edible mushrooms) from dangers (poisonous ones) before consuming. Watch the patterns in the small things; don’t wait for it to become a big issue.

3/The Theranos scandal and Elizabeth Holmes are the extreme example, where the desire to believe trumped reason, allowing doubts and lies to accumulate until implosion. A textbook case of the consequences of silence.

2/ In the world of innovation, there’s a trap: the thirst to believe that a revolutionary product has been created. This admiration can blind us to red flags. Never be blindly confident, even in the presence of the greatest "genius."