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Sorry, but this seems ridiculous. Surely it's plausible that a tech company can see success independently of any dirt on a founder, and that his $70k thing made
by prawn 4y ago
Sorry, but this seems ridiculous. Surely it's plausible that a tech company can see success independently of any dirt on a founder, and that his $70k thing made for easy headlines and brought him a lot of attention.
It's more likely that a self-promoter conceives of this sort of angle and with a view to pushing it as a gimmick, and that the same personality type is prone to the allegedly selfish behaviour.
- jongjong 4y agoYou underestimate how many people there are in the world competing for attention. I guarantee you that there are many far more interesting stories which never see the light of day.
- prawn 4y agoNo, I absolutely don't underestimate it. Why would you assume that the far more interesting stories would get more press? No one says "the far more interesting wheel gets the oil". There are loads of contributing factors.