> Why are you assuming this? Because Bloomberg didn’t report the execs’ performance reviews? Maybe they did face consequences and we just don’t know.

Because we've been alive in America long enough to see this cycle thousands of times. The execs rarely face the music for bad decisions. A round of layoffs looks like a failure to us, but to the investors it was a good idea that didn't work out so there's no punishment for trying to save money.

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dsjoerg 2 hours ago | parent [-]

If you allow a likely guess with no evidence to play the role of fact, you're just as bad as the AIs

	▲	burnte 2 hours ago \| parent \| next [-]
		That's true, but I literally mentioned the decades of experience we've all lived through, so it's not without data. When the guys who made the bad decisions are still at the company and giving interviews then that's a very strong indicator they're still there and not facing repercussions.
	▲	sscaryterry 2 hours ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		America has a convicted felon as president?