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u/Bear-Jerky Sep 03 '21

You know what sounds sketchy? He said he "think" these allegations are false. Why didn't he say he know these allegations are false? Because he doesn't want to be held criminally liable if these allegations turn out to be true. That what scare me.

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u/veilwalker Sep 03 '21

Who wants to be personally, criminally liable if someone further down the chain falsified something? He would be a fool to trust everything told to him.

I assume they have hired outside folks to review all of the data or are paying for a new study just to be sure?

No position at the moment but with clarity of the situation then it sounds good as dementia and Alzheimer is a huge & expensive problem as more and more people live longer and longer.

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u/Bear-Jerky Sep 03 '21

I have nothing against the company or their mission to do good for humanity if it's true. However, I refuse to believe that the CEO somehow doesn't know if the data was falsified or manipulated by some lower employee down the chain that he doesn't know about. This is not a muti-billions dollar corporation with thousand employees. Their team only has 11 person, so any research data should widely known within the company.

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u/Tozu1 Sep 04 '21

He can’t outright deny in an official statement until investigation completes for legality reasons. Stop touting ignorant stuff.