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>>prawn+(OP)
1. i am surprised that Sam, a known prepper, left himself vulnerable to the most traditional risk a CEO can have. presumably he had a lot of control over board composition?

2. soooo is Sam back? how exactly might satya influence a nonprofit board he has zero votes in? why would the board flipflop so quickly in the span of 24 hrs when presumably they took the original action knowing the shitstorm that would ensue? none of these things make sense given that everyone in the room is presumably smart and knows how the world works

>>swyx+96
> none of these things make sense given that everyone in the room is presumably smart and knows how the world works

The board can try to anticipate the next actions after they fire them, but predicting the final outcome of what essentially are human actions seems quite difficult.

>>cinnta+s7
Who could have possibly predicted a backlash?

>>fooste+CJ
It would have been interesting to see how you would have predicted the final outcome on friday, but we'll never know.