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> How can you prove a negative? Answering “no” while under oath would be a good start.
by deeblering4 6y ago
> How can you prove a negative?
Answering “no” while under oath would be a good start.
- bpodgursky 6y agoYou'd rather that CEOs perjure themselves?
- eat_veggies 6y agoI'd rather that them saying "no" didn't mean they were perjuring themselves
- cthalupa 6y agoYou think anyone of any company that employs more than a small handful of people can guarantee that a company policy has never been broken? I don't see how you can guarantee this without also scrutinizing and monitoring employees to a level that would feel incredibly invasive.
- eat_veggies 6y agoinvasive in the same way as employees looking at customer data is invasive?
- ozten 6y agoZuckerberg did what you are implying. He said what Congress wants to hear by saying Facebook's business model isn't based on Cookies. He is banking on Congress' poor track record of proving perjury and the law enforcement acting on it. Other CEOs gave truthful answers, which is ... out of 10s of thousands of data points, I can't give you a blanket yes or no without commiting perjury.