> The whole point is to advance a policy while looking like you "listened" to your employees/customers...while getting nearly or exactly what you originally pla

> The whole point is to advance a policy while looking like you "listened" to your employees/customers...while getting nearly or exactly what you originally planned. Pretty much everyone who uses Unity is aware of this and not falling for it. The only people I've seen give the "they listened, everything is good again" take have been youtubers who make Unity tutorial content.