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No, bold would be stepping down after this degree of widespread failure. This is just a new flavor of bullshit.

• unityByFreedom 10y ago
  That would be an easier path. Retire rich. The harder one is facing his mistakes publicly and trying to correct them.
  • M_Grey 10y ago
    It would be easy for you, I doubt it's easy for the personality type we find in him.
    • unityByFreedom 10y ago
      As lovely as it must be to be the target of the tech world's ire, I wouldn't like to be in his shoes. I imagine he's feeling some pressure. He may be alpha, but he is still just one human.
      • Hydraulix989 10y ago
        If I could somehow wake up in his shoes tomorrow, I think I would. The gullible public will be all over this one by next month. Even then, I wouldn't be the first rich person to have the masses standing outside my estate carrying pitchforks, it's a real first world (0.001%) problem.
• victorhooi 10y ago
  What exactly is the failure? It's very bold to sit here and armchair commentate things. But I watched the actual video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTEDYCkNqns https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTEDYCkNqns If anything, I'm impressed he handled it that well - I for one probably wouldn't have, and I suspect a lot of the angry mob wouldn't either. He's a billionaire, for what it's worth, and he actually sat down to try to explain things to a Uber drive, on his night out. So what, he yells "b*llshit at the end? Or tells the guy to take responsibility? The driver obviously had a bone to pick, and he's ranting.