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Why do you care? If getting credit as a "hero" is what it takes to get him to do good things, then let him have it. Even if this is a PR stunt, it has positive
by brandonbloom 10y ago
Why do you care? If getting credit as a "hero" is what it takes to get him to do good things, then let him have it. Even if this is a PR stunt, it has positive externalities that can only be amplified by adept public relations management.
- KirinDave 10y agoI cannot overstress this or agree with you more. I genuinely don't care what people's internal monologue is. I fully understand a lot of altruism is for social credit. All that is fine, so long as over time it forms a more free, open, and welcoming society for everyone. No one is forgetting Uber is a company with a checkered past. This just fills in one of the good squares in contrast to the bad ones.