> Ms. Pao, it emerged in testimony, compiled a “resentment” chart of colleagues who, she believed, wronged her. Wow. How petty. There's so many things that cam

> Ms. Pao, it emerged in testimony, compiled a “resentment” chart of colleagues who, she believed, wronged her. Wow. How petty. There's so many things that came from this case that make me question how much of the testimony from her is real and how much of it is in her head. Another example, from a recent re/code article: > Ellen Pao said she filed her gender discrimination lawsuit against Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers partly because of three female administrative assistants who had been discriminated against because of their gender > There is only one problem: No one in the courtroom seems to know where these admins are. No one seems to know the details of their grievances. No one in court, including Pao, even knows all their names. And then: > Pao also said she was told by Kleiner Perkins talent partner Juliet de Baubigny that Nazre was a “sex addict.” To her, that pointed to a larger unspoken history. “I thought she must have additional information and maybe about the administrative assistants,” Pao said. > Asked on the stand today whether she ever called Nazre a “sex addict,” de Baubigny replied, “No, that is completely ridiculous.”