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I think the reason we don't see other CEOs acting like Mr. Yuan is because of this sentiment. Whatever you do, it will never be enough.

• neon_electro 4y ago
  Perhaps "we" need to do a better job defining what "enough" is, then? So that we don't allow the goalposts to be moved. People lost their livelihoods, and in the US, their access to affordable healthcare until they figure out a new solution or get a new job.
• kelseyfrog 4y ago
  We tell ourselves perfect is the enemy of good and then try anyways. But it seems like they get to say, perfect is the enemy of good, so I'll give up before I start. It's this difference in character that creates greater division rather than lessening it.
• simplotek 4y ago
  > Whatever you do, it will never be enough. To be fair, it's only a pair of random internet forum posters who are complaining that this is not enough. There are plenty of people in this discussion arguing otherwise.