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Could the explanation be that being a whistleblower is really stressful and hard on your health?
by phaedryx 2y ago
Could the explanation be that being a whistleblower is really stressful and hard on your health?
- sevagh 2y agoThat's how the thread dismissed the last one.
- marricks 2y agoSure, but I'm not sure why we have to invent excuses for companies. They create them themselves just fine.
- shadowgovt 2y agoI wouldn't say "expecting horses and not zebra" is "creating excuses." You can refrain from giving Boeing the benefit of the doubt here and still come to the conclusion "It's not weird that someone didn't recover from a respiratory infection during flu season."
- ryandrake 2y agoI wonder how many whistleblowers (raw number or percentage) dying would cross the threshold where we don't give Boeing the benefit of doubt or explain it as a coincidence. Seems the answer so far on HN is "unknown but at least greater than two."
- shadowgovt 2y agoMe personally: I find the first death extremely suspicious and someone with MRSA dying in a hospital not very suspicious.
- shadowgovt 2y agoGiven that he died of MRSA in a hospital two weeks after falling ill, yes.