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I'd say kill it before it causes irreparable damage.

• rgbrenner 11y ago
  Yes. This question could have been asked without pointing out a specific individual. There was really no need to put his name in it at all.
  • blazespin 11y ago
    Disagree. It's unfortunate he took a job with NSA and I sympathize with his situation. However, you are all underestimating his influence. He isn't just some background nerd, he has fundamental power. People in such positions need to be carefully vetted both privately and publically. If you ask me, he has way more power than elected politicians, excepting US senators, state governors, party leaders, cabinet members, and the president. Ekr is a keystone in global cyber security infrastructure and being in the spotlight is appropriate.