These responses are obviously biased, and the language they use tends to make the responses even seem 'fixed'. An analogy is the Philip Morris CEO in 1994 famou

These responses are obviously biased, and the language they use tends to make the responses even seem 'fixed'. An analogy is the Philip Morris CEO in 1994 famously saying he did not believe that cigarettes are addictive and killing people. For example: "...the reports that we tried to sell the company, or of a delayed IPO? False. We're here for the long-term." Is that really true though? Isn't it well established and known that Square postponed their IPO?