4 ms·
It may be counterintuitive, but the most responsible thing people like you can do in those situations is to accept, play along for a year or two and then speak
by wturner 9y ago
It may be counterintuitive, but the most responsible thing people like you can do in those situations is to accept, play along for a year or two and then speak out publicly the way Christopher Wylie has. It's a one step back 5 steps foward approach to facillitating social innoculation against this kind of behavior.
- steve_adams_86 9y agoYou've got a point. I've intentionally distanced myself from these people (At one point they were my clients), but now the distance has only made it so I can't easily expose what they get up to. It might necessary for own sanity though; working with these types of people became a substantial burden for me. No one cares about anything but they payout. It got old fast.
- tgragnato 9y ago> AggregateIQ works in full compliance within all legal and regulatory requirements in all jurisdictions where it operates. It has never knowingly been involved in any illegal activity. All work AggregateIQ does for each client is kept separate from every other client. Their main page actually reads kind of laughable, hence you probably have a point too. Let the creepy people make their shady affairs, not everyone has to be a hero.