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Best answer to the clickbaity title question that the article could provide: ” "Apparently he just kept a very low profile, which was really the best thing he
by soneca 6y ago
Best answer to the clickbaity title question that the article could provide:
” "Apparently he just kept a very low profile, which was really the best thing he could do," says Ms Boutrup.”
- loceng 6y agoThat's a moot point: the actual issue is we know he doesn't have the freedom to say whatever may be on his mind.
- justicezyx 6y agoThat's of course true, universally, across the globe, for anyone who had similar status. Oh, except, of course, none other, the Elon Musk...
- ASalazarMX 6y agoAll of them have enough competent lawyers to tell them where's the danger, and how to stay away from it. Elon just enjoys wandering closer to it.
- justicezyx 6y agoOf course, Jack has a bunch of advisors who told him what to do as well. It's just that in China the system do not give them a title of "lawyers".
- africanboy 6y agoI imagine that nobody in that position is actually free to say whatever may be on their mind. EDIT: as an example: Larry Page hadn't spoken in public (and been heard of on the news) for 3 years before retiring. Where are Brin and Page now? What are they doing? Does anybody knows?
- boomboomsubban 6y agoWhich, is basically what you would expect a CEO of a western country if the business deal they spent years on failed. China is at fault for it failing, but this reaction is common anywhere.