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How many people would, if they suddenly died, be reported as a "Boeing whistleblower"? The lower this number is, the more surprising the death.
by jefftk 2y ago
How many people would, if they suddenly died, be reported as a "Boeing whistleblower"? The lower this number is, the more surprising the death.
- silverquiet 2y agoWhat if it's a giant company with a lot of problems? Couldn't there be a ton of whistleblowers? It's easy to suspect foul play, but I don't know how pneumonia subsequent to MRSA infection could be deployed as a weapon of assassination. And I'd imagine that every part of being a whistleblower is depressing; you are inevitably alienated from one of your main social groups when you do so.
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- ricardobeat 2y agoReports say there were seven whistleblowers in the original 737 Max hearing.
- bee_rider 2y agoIt also ought to be pretty shocking, if things are so bad at Boeing that multiple whistleblowers dying is just an expected thing as a result of statistics. I mean that’s probably the more likely story than MRSA corporate assassins. But it is still pretty nuts, right?