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Probably not a popular opinion to pin this against someone nobody knows... but just that photo they used to headline the article makes the guy look like a typic
by developer1 11y ago
Probably not a popular opinion to pin this against someone nobody knows... but just that photo they used to headline the article makes the guy look like a typical sociopathic marketing type who talks smoothly but has no real game. He probably sold investors with fancy dinners and a great pitch with no tangible skills to back it up with. Just saying.
- protomyth 11y agoPicking a picture of a person is an indication of how fair the article is going to be. If a publication uses unflattering photos of people they have an angle. It's generally a good tell of what way an outlet leans. Basically the same scheme as showing a child / baby picture of someone accused of something to make you lean towards that someone's innocence.