And some people, who ‘think’ they’re intelligent, want this guy as the next VP?
“And some people, who ‘think’ they’re intelligent, want this guy as the next VP?”
that’s what happens when they take someone’s speeches as the only information they consider.
They don’t seem to understand that those speeches were written by a consultant to fool people just like them.
Vivek’s history is a very complex narrative. It can be presented as a success since he certainly is rich but the devil is in the details.
Many people want to judge on a firm handshake, the right words, plausible patter and a good delivery. The belief that we can judge character by presentation is a human failing con men exploit.
I think the worst evil wears a pleasing face. Like a spider, those type of evil people beckon one in to be ensnared without warning bells sounding.
I tried in this post to provide the warning bell. Based on his past endeavors Vivek is untrustworthy.
He'd be "the VP from Big Pharma". what could possibly go wrong with that?