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She has the right to be annoyed with those that were supposed to deliver and test the collars, not with Martha Lillard or NPR. From the point of view of M.L.,
by mrighele 5y ago
She has the right to be annoyed with those that were supposed to deliver and test the collars, not with Martha Lillard or NPR.
From the point of view of M.L., she is maybe one of several that promised to help but could do it (not a fault of Naomi Wu of course, but of those that first contacted her for help and then left things unfinished), so it doesn't surprise me that she was not mentioned.
- junon 5y agoNPR asserted in their article that help was few and far in between when this wasn't the case. Naomi has certainly gone above and beyond in attempting to help. It should be noted that the difficulty is not in finding help, but in the logistics. It reads very much like a plea to emotion, how NPR worded it.