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I donno. I think the truth lies somewhere in the middle. Yes in your examples they were not completely honest. That’s true. But they have been innovating and sh
by huijzer 2y ago
I donno. I think the truth lies somewhere in the middle. Yes in your examples they were not completely honest. That’s true. But they have been innovating and shipping real products too which really work in the real world. If I have to choose between a company that does not innovate and never lies, and one that innovates but sometimes lies, then I think I rather have the lying innovator. At least as long as the lies come from a certain optimism and ambition. If the lies come from fear mongering then I’m not so interested.
Having said that, I agree fully that taking the full self driving money in the order of thousands of dollars and not delivering is highly problematic.
- peutetre 2y ago> Yes in your examples they were not completely honest. They weren't honest. End of. No qualification or equivocation. > At least as long as the lies come from a certain optimism and ambition It amazes me the amount of mental gymnastics people will perform to defend fraud.