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>For Zuckerberg, as with mast CEOs, the future is, and always has been, telling potential customers what they want to hear to get them excited about their compa
by microwavecamera 7y ago
>For Zuckerberg, as with mast CEOs, the future is, and always has been, telling potential customers what they want to hear to get them excited about their companies. Nothing conspiratorial about that view either, its part of their job description.
The executives of a corporation conspiring to mislead the public and conversely it's investors is the very definition of "conspiratorial".
- kbenson 7y agoThere's a difference between statements of fact and opinions like what a company "believes in" or "sees as the future". Both may contain lies, but you can usually only prove something about the factual statements, leaving the rest to be used (and abused) as needed. CEOs are not the only people to take advantage of this.