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"This level of diligence is why when I state something on the record, I’m always — always — right." Warning sign #1 "If there’s anything I can do to protect t
by guylhem 13y ago
"This level of diligence is why when I state something on the record, I’m always — always — right."
Warning sign #1
"If there’s anything I can do to protect the health of my employees and their families, shouldn’t I just close the fucking spreadsheet and do it?"
Asking to use emotion instead of reason - check
"And — fuck you, Papa John"
Insult or ad-hominem - check
"I’m going to have to work even harder to raise more money"
Call for self sacrifice. We're done there.
This is at best a populist opinion, and NOT a reasonable analysis, as per the author own suggestion to use emotions instead of reason.
Also, when someone tells you about 100% accuracy, think about Dunning–Kruger cognitive biais.
"If I made the wrong business decision, I’m an idiot but fewer people will get sick. If I made the right decision, I’m a genius and fewer people will get sick"
Hey genius - that's assuming the medical care paid for will have a significant effect. Modern medicine treat all kind of things, but for some we've just not found the right answer yet. And I sleep quite well.
- cpdean 13y agoBut... don't you wanna buy like eighteen subscriptions to his startup so he can feed is surrogate family of employees?
- hype7 13y agoThank god someone else pointed that out. I stopped reading at your first warning sign — any doubt I had about Nicholas Carr being a complete dick just went up in a puff of smoke