> What did he fail at specifically? It's wild that you seem to be giving Neumann a free pass here. He was the founder and CEO of a company that lost 10s of bil

> What did he fail at specifically? It's wild that you seem to be giving Neumann a free pass here. He was the founder and CEO of a company that lost 10s of billions of dollars and was eventually forced out for non-performance (and borderline fraudulent activity) so the adults could step in and salvage what was left of the company. I don't feel sorry for his investors either. You are needlessly painting this situation as one side "good" one side "bad" when "all sides bad" is much more honest.