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He's implying that a wolf would sacrifice his fellow workers job to advance for themselves, while a sheep would stay with his flock of fellow coworkers and not
by thatguy0900 4y ago
He's implying that a wolf would sacrifice his fellow workers job to advance for themselves, while a sheep would stay with his flock of fellow coworkers and not release the project.
- CodeWriter23 4y agoAlmost. I'm implying a wolf would feed on their fellow workers to advance themselves and the other wolves.
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- 8note 4y agoDon't wolves work in packs to succeed? Since when do wolves kill all their pck members so they can hunt alone?
- thatguy0900 4y agoIt's the "lone wolf" alpha male type ideal, it's not a thing in wolves in real life.