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> The cleanup CEO is mad. I think he is also laying the groundwork for "This is going to never be fully accurate or clear what happened."
by that_guy_iain 4y ago
> The cleanup CEO is mad.
I think he is also laying the groundwork for "This is going to never be fully accurate or clear what happened."
- pjc50 4y agoHe's said as much in other parts of the filing. All sorts of accounts for subsidiaries that should exist apparently just can't be found.
- curiousllama 4y agoI think this is it - he's looking for publicity as reputational CYA (which is a big part of his job). If you take a look and go "I can do this" and can't, then you look sketchy. If you take a look and go "nobody will ever be able to do this completely, but I'll try" then you look like a hero.
- compiler-guy 4y agoNot even necessarily a CYA, but setting expectations about what is possible and what isn't is important. It's like a doctor evaluating a patient.
- styren 4y agoOn the other hand how could these guys have fucked up any more than they already did? I think it's clear that he's earnest and not trying to win points simply based on that fact... did they do anything right?
- lazide 4y agoAt least they weren’t building black market nuclear bombs?
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