The memo itself reads as if a manifesto of a cult, where it claims growth is simply GOOD, even worth sacrifice of others' lives. That makes me a little uncomfor

The memo itself reads as if a manifesto of a cult, where it claims growth is simply GOOD, even worth sacrifice of others' lives. That makes me a little uncomfortable. Also it feels so weak, that the author himself seems running into some existential crisis himself that 'questionable' practices such as he mentioned, begins to rock his 'faith', that he has to declare the opposite, loudly, confidently, to dispense his inner guilt.