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That's an excellent point: they get a lot of potential benefits 1. A business reason to not divulge sensitive details about any projects in future meetings. 2
by tareqak 8y ago
That's an excellent point: they get a lot of potential benefits
1. A business reason to not divulge sensitive details about any projects in future meetings.
2. Employee support for 1.
3. Actually being able to keep employees in the dark about this Google Search in China endeavor.
Now, the questions that present themselves are:
1. Was the leak planned to have that effect?
2. Was the leak planned and/or executed by one or more members of Google's management team?
- fatjokes 8y agoAnd thus qanon was born. Let's not rush too quickly into conspiracy theories and false flags.
- pmoriarty 8y agoIf there's anything that's become obvious over the last decade or so, it's that leaks are going to happen. If upper management don't divulge it themselves during meetings or to the press, they'll lose a chance to try to be the first to frame the issue, control the narrative and spin it in their favor.