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I do not know that there was no conspiracy, and neither do you unless you have nonpublic information. We have a very narrow slice of information that has been f
by _jal 9y ago
I do not know that there was no conspiracy, and neither do you unless you have nonpublic information. We have a very narrow slice of information that has been filtered through the legal process.
Your particular slant on the story is great, enjoy. At least you've dropped the cheap media bashing; that was my primary point.
- pfarnsworth 9y agoYou're no longer making any sense. I still believe the media is terribly biased. And this is Waymo's own testimony that Kalanick asked to destroy the documents once he found out about them. How could there be a conspiracy?
- _jal 9y agoI'm done. This is a pointless discussion. I will answer the question: > How could there be a conspiracy? You're posting in multiple threads in this discussion; you couldn't have missed that many people in this thread have pointed out the obvious; it could be a wink and nod. "Honey, don't steal any jewelry from your job at PreciousGemCo. That would be wrong. You know how I do love my diamonds..." If you're unable to imagine other scenarios that fit the very few facts we have, (1) perhaps you can talk to a CPA, hacker, attorney, con-man, or someone else who is familiar with fraud that's more subtle than Three Card Monte. And, (2) I'd strongly suggest for your own good that you have someone you trust review any contracts you might want to sign.