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So she never once was at home at 10 am? No weekday, no weekend? Never ever? Never missed gym, never missed church, never had a day off, was never sick?

I call BS. Sorry to say, she may not have been entirely honest with you.



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Why? She may have been like that generally. She may have been having an off day. It's just one encounter, and one side of the story.

An interesting anecdote, but not something to base an entire life assessment on.


She could have, sure. But she doesn't have a history of doing that. I have known her for almost 30 years.

Maybe she didn't like Tuesdays.

She was probably lying.

If she never played with her kids, I might agree with you. However, it seems a bit of a stretch to assume based just on that article.

I shared with her your theory, and she does not believe it is true in her case. I don't doubt that it happened in the cases you observed, but that gives me no reason to doubt her statement that it didn't happen to her. I wasn't there for the vast majority of her working life, you weren't there for any of it, she was - I think she is a much more of an authority on her own life experiences than you or I are. And, who should I believe: you, or the mother of my son?

Maybe she was following CDC guidelines and staying home?

She trusted them and left for the weekend?

The amazing part of this anecdote is that she didn't declare this to you in person.

She seems to be sociopathic, it wouldn't be very surprising if she practiced variations of a schedule like this with the intent of molding herself into an image/fantasy of success, as she was appraently trying to do with quasi copying Jobs. It is certainly unlikely she was able to rigidly maintain a daily schedule like that.

tldr; no.

"The loss of time was so profound that, when her support team came to retrieve her, she was surprised that her time was up, instead believing she had only been there for 160-170 days"


I feel bad for her, but if she's taking an hour and a half to leave the house in the morning, she's >choosing< to get up at 2am.

Well it might've been a difficult week for her. The last twelve months have been truly and profoundly terrible for me, this wouldn't justify me acting mad like her though. It's obvious that she's not the kind of person to bear responsabilities.

No idea. Maybe she stayed home?

She was trying to convey you don't want to alone. I didn't write the sentace correctly.

Never followed the advice. In all honestly, I remember her telling me she was going to take some time off.

I was so relieved on so many levels.


Is this particularly onerous because she'd be unable to do work to defend herself the following day, as it was the sabbath?

(Honesty question. I'm curious what the connection is, and that's the best I can think of.)


If she is as you described, I'm surprised that she didn't didn't simply say "failure to prepare on your part is not an emergency on my part".

When your entire life is recorded, you never know what soundbite is floating around out there that will contradict your position. If you say something as a joke or that could be taken out of context, and then later claim to have never said it, suddenly you are a liar even though you didn't actually do anything wrong. It's possible that she just didn't want to get contradicted by some frustrated exclamation she had made years previously.

This is a very serious allegation. She says she was in the house off and on, and it appears she had a complicated relationship with her father (this is not at all surprising given the context).

I am not saying it is not true, but it is pure speculation on your part, unless you were somehow part of the investigative team, and a very dangerous idea to just throw out there with nothing more than conjecture and circumstantial reasoning.

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