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The claim being made is that Cheiky's ideas are nothing but pseudoscience, but the article seems to be saying that the companies he left behind are all still in
by rwallace 13y ago
The claim being made is that Cheiky's ideas are nothing but pseudoscience, but the article seems to be saying that the companies he left behind are all still in business making real products. That's actually a pretty impressive track record. I would have thought it has to mean some of his ideas worked out after all, even if most didn't (or his ideas had a solid core even if the more exaggerated claims had to be cut back, or some such). Is that not the case?
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- coldcode 13y agoCompany raises enormous funds based on someone's apparent brilliance who then leaves and the people find something our of the ideas to make a real company because they had a lot of money. If it works it's a reasonable plan. Given enough money, people can usually find a way to make something.