>"You don't get to be CEO unless you can learn to lie & keep secrets." That doesn't actually answer the parents question. What is the likelihood that a bunch o

>"You don't get to be CEO unless you can learn to lie & keep secrets." That doesn't actually answer the parents question. What is the likelihood that a bunch of tech leaders would know about this and it wouldn't get out? That any group of people wouldn't let this out? I agree with the latter half of your comment, but the first sentence is as powerful as saying, "The only way to keep a secret between three people is if two of them are dead." They both sound like ominous truths, but neither is a particularly compelling argument.