Financial Times (December 7)
“Not only does Bankman-Fried appear to be lacking in shame; he seems almost contemptuous towards those who feel complex moral emotions.” Feeling embarrassed is not sufficient “when we are talking about as much as $8bn having gone missing, as many as 1mn creditors having lost their money, and a collapsed $32bn crypto empire being investigated by criminal prosecutors for alleged fraud on a vast scale (which Bankman-Fried denies).”
Tags: $8bn, Bankman-Fried, Collapsed, Complex, Contemptuous, Creditors, Criminal prosecutors, Crypto, Embarrassed, Feeling, Investigated, Lacking, Missing, Moral emotions, Shame, Sufficient
USA Today (March 10)
The fruitless search to locate the missing Malaysia Airlines flight, let alone determine what caused its fate, highlights just how outdated the black-box is in a world of 24/7 connections. This “disappearance is a powerful argument for upgrading black-box technology to allow planes to live-stream vital information when they get into trouble—a suggestion that airlines have resisted because of the cost.”
Tags: Airlines, Black-box, Cost, Disappearance, Flight, Malaysia Airlines, Missing, Outdated, Search, Stream, Technology, Upgrade
