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Hopefully his "bad month" becomes "a few bad years in jail" and we never have to hear him give another interview to pretend this fraud was just incompetence for
by autotune 4y ago
Hopefully his "bad month" becomes "a few bad years in jail" and we never have to hear him give another interview to pretend this fraud was just incompetence for some time.
- warinukraine 4y agoIt makes me wonder though - what's he thinking? How can he think these interviews are a good strategy? Is he an idiot, or does he have a really amazing plan?
- mikeweiss 4y agoHe's trying to make jury selection difficult.
- warinukraine 4y agoI'm very curious, wanna give us more information?
- warinukraine 4y agoWould the person who downvoted me explain the reason? I don't understand the connection between doing stupid interviews and making jury selection difficult.
- wave_function 4y agoI think the idea is that anyone who’s seen his stupid interviews is a “tainted” juror, so if he’s tainted most potential jurors, it becomes more difficult to try him. Not sure how true this actually is
- testrun 4y agoIf it works, give the man an Oscar.
- prirun 4y agoI think he's trying to convince people he's an idiot, ergo, not fraud. Nice try Mr. MIT Physics grad, minor math, 4-year Jane Street International ETF trader.
- linhns 4y agoShould be life imprisonment really, not just a few bad years.