[jedberg]

I never said they were playing fast and loose. I specifically said it’s a specious claim with as much backing as “they left because it was too fast paced”. We literally have no evidence for either claim as to the reason they left.

[zaroth]

I directly quoted you as saying “fast and loose”.

And we literally do have evidence of one of those things actually existing in the culture. Which tends to increase the plausibility of it being a cause.

The logical process of inductive reasoning uses specific examples of a behavior or event, to formulate more general hypothesis about wider phenomenon. To see specific examples of workplace culture and theorize that it could be resulting in greater executive turnover is a good example of inductive reasoning.

Making up a bad thing that you have zero evidence of happening and arguing it’s theoretically possible it could have been a cause of high executive turnover, therefore this other hypothesis should be dismissed... is simply not a reasoned argument.