There is a big difference between plausible deniability style naivity where everybody knows the truth, and real naivity. I've sat in meetings where the magic w

There is a big difference between plausible deniability style naivity where everybody knows the truth, and real naivity. I've sat in meetings where the magic words 'The minds need to ripen' were code for 'we do exactly what the CxO told us to do, and let them deal with the very predictable consequences'. All kind of politely sounding language was used. In this text, the world naivity is spoken out loud. It's still a polite thing to say, but very explicit. That's rare enough to make me wonder if someone is trying to character murder the leaders of this company.