Thanks for your response. On reflection, I don’t think I said what I was trying to say very well in the paragraph you quoted, and I agree with what you’ve said.
My intent was not to suggest that Will or other FTX future fund advisors were directly involved (or that it’s reasonable to think so), but rather that there may have been things the advisors chose to ignore, such as Kerry’s mention of Sam’s unethical behaviour in the past. Thus, we might think that either Sam was incredibly charismatic and good at hiding things, or we might think there actually were some warning signs and those involved with him showed poor judgement of his character (or maybe some mix of both).
Thanks for your response. On reflection, I don’t think I said what I was trying to say very well in the paragraph you quoted, and I agree with what you’ve said.
My intent was not to suggest that Will or other FTX future fund advisors were directly involved (or that it’s reasonable to think so), but rather that there may have been things the advisors chose to ignore, such as Kerry’s mention of Sam’s unethical behaviour in the past. Thus, we might think that either Sam was incredibly charismatic and good at hiding things, or we might think there actually were some warning signs and those involved with him showed poor judgement of his character (or maybe some mix of both).