The Role of Caleb in the Cures Act

Kaelas: In an interview, he mentions that this sort of influence, subtle influence over people in regards to their health is justifiable because it's already happening. Kaelas: When we do it, it's good because we're trying to help people live longer and be less ill. So like you said, it is preemptive and he thinks that it's totally fine. But our ends are delivering those drugs and those medical devices that you act, you need, right? And you'll be convinced that you need them because we have all the data  and tell you how this will help you in your life before you are even considering going to the doctor about it.