thank you, alexy...was: alexy's weak coundter attack...was: more trolling for 204
From CFO magazine (maybe more on www.cfo.com), April 2005, pages 65 and 68. Page 68 is a whole table of data on SEC investigations of companies...
On Mon, 25 Apr 2005, alexy
Your story is fine, but it is a sample size of one (uno, "1," and could only be smaller if it were zero). All of my references were of larger to much larger numbers and there were multiple references. Could that "huge" difference you spoke of ever be comparable to the tens of thousands of Enron jobs that went up in smoke? Those employees who lost their 401k portfolios? And, multiplied by the 10-100s billions of dollars in all the recent fraud?
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On Mon, 25 Apr 2005, alexy Well! Its about time. Good. Some of those I believe from observation...
In an academic sense, yes. In reality, you still have not shown or named or explained (besides the one example above) anything regarding how ambition and aggressiveness has produced general good for many people.
I'll give you a hint: do some thinking but don't think too hard. This is a serious test to show me you can do better than one personal example (and I can offer my own version of answers on this).
Ambition and aggressiveness are morally
I will accept that; now, what are YOU doing to enhance the former and reduce the latter? I will speak less about which way and what is good, but I think I will get more agreement about what is bad. It is theft, lies, liquidate, and degredation (to name a few).