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Yeah the Mighty situation is when I started to question PG's decision making. Obviously he's super successful and has helped companies worth hundreds of billion
by ryanSrich 2y ago
Yeah the Mighty situation is when I started to question PG's decision making. Obviously he's super successful and has helped companies worth hundreds of billions of dollars succeed and grow. But even Steph Curry has off nights.
Mighty always sounded like a bad idea. But when I saw PG really making a big deal about it I followed Suhail on twitter because I just had to see what PG was going on about. From what was posted online it sounded like the company was super successful and growing, and I still didn't get it. And then it went under, without any fanfare. Just poof.
- ineedaj0b 2y agoSuhail was lying to himself constantly on his Twitter. He believed reality different. PG talked with Suhail and thought, well Suhail is posting publicly and telling those he knows and I know things are going well, so things are likely going well. Because who would lie that hard? But that was Suhail, totally sure in his lie, smart enough to change the future, but dumb enough to not see his business sucked. I don’t think it’s right to be hard on PG or Suhail. People fail and Suhail was very smart, smart enough to hold a fracturing vision together much longer than anyone thought. He looked like a guy trying really hard and probably was.
- CPLX 2y agoWe should be extremely hard on these people. They have accumulated staggering amounts of money and power and use it to exercise influence over many aspects of our daily life. As a society we should work tirelessly to hold them accountable and break up their concentrated power when it develops.