← Back to context Comment by dminik 10 hours ago Tbf, he only has to get it right once. 3 comments dminik Reply xnx 8 hours ago Being right at the wrong time is indistinguishable from being wrong. dminik 5 hours ago Maybe. Was it wrong to call Madoff a fraudster in the early 2000s?Now, I don't think this is necessarily a Madoff situation, or even a dotcom one. Ed Zitron is certainly not Markopolos. Especially evidence wise.But, getting a date wrong doesn't necessarily mean that he's wrong in general. lxgr 8 hours ago A stopped clock is also right twice a day.
xnx 8 hours ago Being right at the wrong time is indistinguishable from being wrong. dminik 5 hours ago Maybe. Was it wrong to call Madoff a fraudster in the early 2000s?Now, I don't think this is necessarily a Madoff situation, or even a dotcom one. Ed Zitron is certainly not Markopolos. Especially evidence wise.But, getting a date wrong doesn't necessarily mean that he's wrong in general.
dminik 5 hours ago Maybe. Was it wrong to call Madoff a fraudster in the early 2000s?Now, I don't think this is necessarily a Madoff situation, or even a dotcom one. Ed Zitron is certainly not Markopolos. Especially evidence wise.But, getting a date wrong doesn't necessarily mean that he's wrong in general.
Being right at the wrong time is indistinguishable from being wrong.
Maybe. Was it wrong to call Madoff a fraudster in the early 2000s?
Now, I don't think this is necessarily a Madoff situation, or even a dotcom one. Ed Zitron is certainly not Markopolos. Especially evidence wise.
But, getting a date wrong doesn't necessarily mean that he's wrong in general.
A stopped clock is also right twice a day.