>I'm delighted to hear that this child is doing well, and I'm utterly appalled at Tim Armstrong's attitudes towards the lives of his employee's children. Appare

>I'm delighted to hear that this child is doing well, and I'm utterly appalled at Tim Armstrong's attitudes towards the lives of his employee's children. Apparently it's possible to pay a programmer $100K/year, but spending ten times that to save the life of one of his employee's children is absolutely unacceptable. I'll be sure to keep that in mind the next time I hear from an AOL recruiter. All he said is they changed the 401k plan because of unexpectedly high medical expenses. He didn't say or imply he wished they didn't save the baby. I can give the kid's mother a pass on two pages of disjointed emoting, but I don't understand why a disinterested observer would write something like you've written.