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Buffett's letters are always full of praise for his CEOs, and self depricating notes about his own errors. He's aiming for a folksy humility, reminding us that
by aczerepinski 12y ago
Buffett's letters are always full of praise for his CEOs, and self depricating notes about his own errors. He's aiming for a folksy humility, reminding us that "the world's greatest investor" still makes genuine mistakes. The book of world records line is meant to be funny.
- techstrategist 12y agoAbsolutely. This is a combination of tongue-in-cheek and a revealing view into his introspective nature.