He committed criminal fraud, went to prison for years, and then did a PhD in Philosophy and Critical Theory. Thesis: "Nudity and Disorder. Adventures in Posthum

He committed criminal fraud, went to prison for years, and then did a PhD in Philosophy and Critical Theory. Thesis: "Nudity and Disorder. Adventures in Posthumanist Freedom" Not sure how he can be surprised his former colleagues are now distant: - was he even a cultural fit for the finance world in the first place - you can't go off the radar for years and then simply walk back - now he has a criminal conviction for fraud, which is clearly going to be a problem for his former colleagues