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What a good way to sabotage a project. Not only destroy the product but also the reputation of the owner. Why did the journalist lie about writing for Wired ag
by juiyout 9y ago
What a good way to sabotage a project. Not only destroy the product but also the reputation of the owner.
Why did the journalist lie about writing for Wired again?
Could it be someone other than the journalist who got onboard with Madsen? How would we verify?
Could we determine that the tank failure was not a sabotage?
Is it possible we eventually find the body of journalist neither in the ocean nor in the submarine?
- dogma1138 9y agoWhy would anyone sabotage the sub? there isn't a single party that would gain anything from this, last time I've checked there isn't some syndicate of submarine manufacturers that is threatened by some danish guy with a 60 foot sub.
- tyingq 9y ago>Why did the journalist lie about writing for Wired again? She probably didn't lie. She's a freelance writer that has written for many notable publications. Many freelancers write "on spec", meaning they intend to submit it somewhere, but don't have a contract to do the work. So "writing a story for wired" wouldn't be an odd thing to say if that's who you intended to push it to.
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