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> ... at no point was the sentiment, "We've shifted the industry enough that we can stop pretending to want to succeed." I don't doubt you, but I would definit
by usefulcat 9y ago
> ... at no point was the sentiment, "We've shifted the industry enough that we can stop pretending to want to succeed."
I don't doubt you, but I would definitely expect that sort of messaging even if the true primary goal for GF was to be disruptive, as opposed to profitable.
- endtime 9y agoRight, it's possible the executives weren't straightforward with us simple SWEs. But I don't have any particular reason/evidence for believing that in this case. My general priors for such things are somewhere between 0 and 1, exclusive. :) FWIW, if I were aware of other plausible explanations for the way Fiber has progressed, Occam's Razor would compel me to believe those explanations versus defaulting to cynicism.