[andrewmutz]

Lying to investors is a pretty serious crime, so the numbers are probably correct.

[htss2013]

Falsifying scientific research involving hundreds of millions of dollars is serious crime too, and yet the president of Stanford and researchers at Duke are where they are.

I have no idea what goes on at META or any other public company. I just know people have repeatedly underestimated the odds of misrepresentation in the past.

[sdfghswe]

People say in America you can get away with anything if you're a billionaire.

Not true. The crime of defrauding your investors will land you in jail even if you're a billionaire. I'm proud of America.

[dragontamer]

Eventually.

It does take ~10 years in practice for people to notice the lies and for the FBI to finally arrest you. At least in Enron or Worldcom cases, these things can go on for a very long time.

USA is eventually correct, but we take our sweet ass time getting there.

[mupuff1234]

Is it lying if you just don't put the effort to identify and flag bots?