Even if she was fired it was an act of courage and a step in the right direction to write a book about it. The company is cancer, no wonder they named it Meta.
replyCourage guided by righteousness or vengeance? I feel like the motivation is very important here.
replyI don't particularly think so. What matters is whether the stuff in the book was true, not whether the author is of unassailable character
replyWhen one's goal is to look for any reason to downplay facts, questioning the character of the messenger is a standard tactic.
replyIndeed it is. One can't help but wonder why such a well-known distraction tactic still remains so effective against so many
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replyCould be courage guided by a paycheck. Would not be surprised if the publisher did not reach out directly to suggest writing a book.
replyHow is it courageous? She’s profiting off her book. Seems pretty normal.
replyAre all these comments written by meta AI bots?
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