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Funny was that he seems to have gotten his responses from a shared document with answers that his team prepared for him. At one point he copied "A: ...", which
by I_am_tiberius 3y ago
Funny was that he seems to have gotten his responses from a shared document with answers that his team prepared for him. At one point he copied "A: ...", which users noticed so he removed the "A:" afterwards.
- mustacheemperor 3y agoTo be fair to all parties, it doesn't seem unreasonable to have the CEO workshopping answers in a shared document with other team members and counsel during such an event. To also be fair to all parties, it seems unbelievable such oversight would still result in him making the comments he did.
- KennyBlanken 3y agoWhat'll really bake your noodle is that the question he was answering was almost certainly a plant. Extremely common "town hall" technique (see: the scandal where Clinton was fed "town hall" questions in advance by the DNC chairwoman.) Any time you see an AMA run by a major corp or media property, it's all just a dog and pony show. Listen to some interviews the same person is giving media personalities and you'll see the same topics and talking points.
- I_am_tiberius 3y agoThinking about it your theory makes absolute sense. Realistically such a shared document would otherwise just have a reference to the question and the answer without the necessity of describing the answer using "A:". Wow.
- FireBeyond 3y agoYup, many of the questions he did answer were from the Power Mod cabal (six moderators who control 118 of the top 500 subreddits).
- I_am_tiberius 3y agoHere's a link to the case: https://twitter.com/Sasa_dangon/status/1667248579910553601 https://twitter.com/Sasa_dangon/status/1667248579910553601