The Cult of We: The WeWork story

[@Loud2013]

It's unfortunate that race and class doesn't seem to be addressed in a meaningful way here. A deeper more intersectional discussion would be really valuable.

[@garymirkin7527]

white on glue? what does that mean?

[@lindafogarty3924]

Sorry but I won’t be buying the book since you weren’t able to garner any lessons or insights regarding we work. I have my own and you did touch on it a little but not enough for me to read the book.

[@bebence4917]

Who cares about you ?

[@stephenjordan2738]

Mr. Duhigg is far too much gameshow host to warrant paying atttention to this presentation.

[@vg5719]

I was really interested in the book but this was so dumb that I lost it

[@ask_why000]

That women saying at the end that the government should be granted the right to force a mask on my face and a needle in my arm (especially given what "we" know now about the victims of vaccine injury) is as dangerous an ideology (if not more so) than some guru and his trust fund baby bride rolling a few investors with enough money to loss. Maureen's proposition is deeply sickening. And my question to her is: What can a government force citizens to do next? Really, think about that...

[@JessicaPradoHanson]

I hope all their kids make art to express all the bullshit they are dealing with having parents like that.... I hope they grow and are better instead of growing up to try this crap. Make a decent level writing about it instead!

[@EmbraceTerror]

Sounds like a manipulator.