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Closing line of an essay on the Pear Therapeutics bankruptcy (maker of the FDA-cleared CBT-I prescription digital therapeutic Somryst, spelled Somyrst by the author). The author argues a proven suicide-risk-modifying device did not succeed in the healthcare market and that 'Accepting the Matrix is a losing game'; he asserts a newsletter subscription is a safer bet than investing in disruptive healthcare technologies under the current payment system.

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