God in heaven, in the history of technology there has never been a more transparent, honest company that is openly willing to admit its mistakes and the gravity

God in heaven, in the history of technology there has never been a more transparent, honest company that is openly willing to admit its mistakes and the gravity of the role that it plays. And all we can focus on is a bunch of sound-bites that a few rags have tactfully culled from the man's message. If you have ever seen Schmidt speaking, the man has a professorial manner. He gives full, well-rounded answers to questions. And when rags pick up the sound-bites, Gruber conveniently jumps in and calls him a creep. Give the man a break.