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> Regarding creating physical addresses, the Data Science Professor wrote to Javice, “I can’t seem to find addresses in my raw files . . . . Should I attempt to
by getToTheChopin 4y ago
> Regarding creating physical addresses, the Data Science Professor wrote to Javice, “I can’t seem to find addresses in my raw files . . . . Should I attempt to fabricate them?” Javice responded “I just wouldn’t want the street to not exist in the state.” Later, the Data Science Professor determined that “‘real addresses’ may not be doable,” and Javice responded “If we can’t do real addresses what[’]s the best we can do for that?” …
Javice was particularly concerned with the email addresses, asking the Data Science Professor “will the fake emails look real with an eye check or better to use unique ID?” He responded “[t]hey will look fake,” at which point Javice agreed to use a “unique ID” instead.
The stupidity is mind boggling -- imagine leaving such a clear written trace of fraud.
- ioblomov 4y agoI hear that. But what I don’t get is, given the obvious guilt, why did Musk’s lawyer take the case? This is a civil case, right? So the lawyer takes a third of the damages if they win or nothing if they lose. You’re already the most famous billionaire’s counsel, it can’t just be for the publicity.