He's no saint, of course. That being said, he is human and he's going through a lot right now. Its easy to dismiss someone's struggle because he's wealthy and powerful, and because it is his own fault, but somewhere buried in this story there is a human person who is suddenly the center of a lot of very negative attention. It is not wrong to hope that he is okay.

I never said it is wrong to hope he is okay. I'm just choosing to put any hope I have to spare towards those caught in the collateral damage of this. You know, the unwitting victims.

Those who didn't make the decisions that led to this but are impacted by it. Those who trusted him, whether it be personally, emotionally, financially. Those who maybe saw him as a role model and are having that idea shattered because they can't reconcile the morality of his actions with their own worldview. Surely, plenty of kids and aspiring entrepreneurs looked up to him? What part of Jensen Huang should they model themselves after now?

I really wonder why there seems to be a proclivity to support one individual, evangelize one individual, and specifically mourn one individual's loss if the loss seems to largely be a creation of their own greed and ego. And to do so almost in defiance of acknowledging all of the other people that are caught up in it.