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I think it's extremely simple that someone he had a business relationship with put pressure on him in private and he caved. This is a far more common occurrence
by ixtli 11y ago
I think it's extremely simple that someone he had a business relationship with put pressure on him in private and he caved. This is a far more common occurrence than people acting against their own financial best interest in the name of a vague morality. Especially when that morality is almost directly opposed to something they _just did publicly_ several days ago.
- addicted 11y agoHe isn't even making a morality argument. He's just saying the app, and decisions he makes with the app, will affect far too many livelihoods and since he is fortunate to be in a position to say no to the revenues produced by the app he is choosing not to make those far reaching decisions.