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by zgramana
2552 days ago
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I think the essay would have been better served getting to what appears to be the point much more directly: - The VW scandal was so shocking because executives and engineers exploited a societal taboo against lying - Was sustained for so long by exploiting another taboo against placing personal advantage over honesty - Signs of fraud were dismissed because people assumed successful executives would never violate these taboos, leading them to accept misleading explanations and discounting the possibility of a cover-up. |
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