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"...he has since said some of what he wrote was in fact not true, specifically the remarks about Waymo's trade secrets." So certainly, if some of these things
by briandear 9y ago
"...he has since said some of what he wrote was in fact not true, specifically the remarks about Waymo's trade secrets."
So certainly, if some of these things are true, that's bad, however why is this letter even relevant if the person who wrote it has admitted that it was a lie? Falsus in uno, falsus in omnibus.
- paul7986 9y agoYet they paid 7 million dollars for his silence? Then Uber should just close shop because they are willing to pay every accuser. Who is not going to believe the accusers over Uber....
- misun78 9y agoIt's not unreasonable for companies to avoid litigation by settling. Given that the timeframe of this coincides with Uber's darkest periods, it may have been operating out of a position of weakness.
- s73ver_ 9y agoIt's entirely unreasonable to pay that much, especially when you haven't validated it yourself.