> saw as a bit of a paragon
replyHe was never a paragon.
Consensual and very tame. That's nothing.
replyOk, I see your definition of paragon differs from mine, possibly depending on how much money the paragon has.
replyApparently. I don't think that anything vaguely sexual is inherently immoral.
replyNot a paragon but definitely a very capable entrepreneur.
replyI'm disappointed in him as a business person, not in a some moralistic sense but because he's clearly very smart and capable yet made himself vulnerable with these two dumb mistakes. In his position there are a lot of external interests who want leverage or control over you.
I’ll give you a shortcut for the future, and I will be downvoted for doing so.
replyDon’t look to billionaires if you’re looking for paragons. They all fail basic ethical checks. It’s very easy and convenient to not look for these failures. But, inevitably, when somebody starts looking hard, they find them.