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I'm a climate corp. employee who's happy to answer questions. I'd prefer to remain anonymous, but would generally be cool with answering questions. Edit: I'll

I'm a climate corp. employee who's happy to answer questions. I'd prefer to remain anonymous, but would generally be cool with answering questions. Edit: I'll be back around tomorrow to answer questions.

nowarninglabel 13y ago
Do you see Friedberg as a visionary leader? Do you believe the work you are doing is changing the world for the better?
- climateanon 13y ago
  > Do you see Friedberg as a visionary leader? No, not particularly honestly. He seems like a smart guy, a great salesman/CEO, and really really dedicated. I wouldn't say he has a visionary leader feel to be honest. He already made a good chunk of money w/Google. He's not in it for the money. > Do you believe the work you are doing is changing the world for the better? Yes, 40% of the world works in agriculture. In most of the world, bad weather can destroy your entire livelihood. If we can keep farmers from going bankrupt because of bad weather, I'd be okay with that being my life's work. I will likely get to directly improve the life of > a billion people, that's pretty amazing.
twic 13y ago
Were you unhappy about the acquisition by Monsanto before you read the letter, and did you feel differently having read it? If so, or not, why?
- climateanon 13y ago
  A) Were you unhappy about the acquisition by Monsanto before you read the letter, Yes, and to some extent I still am unhappy about the acquisition. They have a pretty terrible reputation and that's definitely causes an impact. > and did you feel differently having read it? If so, or not, why? No, not really. All of the eng/product people went to Monsanto and got a chance to ask very blunt questions. There are definitely some things they do that I don't agree with (see their lobbying in seattle to oppose the anti-GMO labeling effort,) but overall I'm convinced that they're a vital part of the current food supply.
e12e 13y ago
> Edit: I'll be back around tomorrow to answer questions. "2 hours ago " (other questions asked "1 hour ago") Seeing as how you replied to my other post "38 minutes" ago, I suspect you're picking and choosing questions to reply to. I hope I'm wrong, but it looks like it, as these other questions here have been left without comment.
- climateanon 13y ago
  I actually couldn't get to sleep and then hit the comment limit. Still around and happy to answer questions.

nowarninglabel 13y ago

Do you see Friedberg as a visionary leader? Do you believe the work you are doing is changing the world for the better?

climateanon 13y ago
> Do you see Friedberg as a visionary leader? No, not particularly honestly. He seems like a smart guy, a great salesman/CEO, and really really dedicated. I wouldn't say he has a visionary leader feel to be honest. He already made a good chunk of money w/Google. He's not in it for the money. > Do you believe the work you are doing is changing the world for the better? Yes, 40% of the world works in agriculture. In most of the world, bad weather can destroy your entire livelihood. If we can keep farmers from going bankrupt because of bad weather, I'd be okay with that being my life's work. I will likely get to directly improve the life of > a billion people, that's pretty amazing.

twic 13y ago

Were you unhappy about the acquisition by Monsanto before you read the letter, and did you feel differently having read it? If so, or not, why?

climateanon 13y ago
A) Were you unhappy about the acquisition by Monsanto before you read the letter, Yes, and to some extent I still am unhappy about the acquisition. They have a pretty terrible reputation and that's definitely causes an impact. > and did you feel differently having read it? If so, or not, why? No, not really. All of the eng/product people went to Monsanto and got a chance to ask very blunt questions. There are definitely some things they do that I don't agree with (see their lobbying in seattle to oppose the anti-GMO labeling effort,) but overall I'm convinced that they're a vital part of the current food supply.

e12e 13y ago

> Edit: I'll be back around tomorrow to answer questions. "2 hours ago " (other questions asked "1 hour ago") Seeing as how you replied to my other post "38 minutes" ago, I suspect you're picking and choosing questions to reply to. I hope I'm wrong, but it looks like it, as these other questions here have been left without comment.

climateanon 13y ago
I actually couldn't get to sleep and then hit the comment limit. Still around and happy to answer questions.