I know the incident could be unrelated but it is also a good reminder the human cost of decisions. The fed taking decisions for the economy, companies taking decisions to maximize shareholder value and ceo pay, etc. all have huge impact on people’s lives, some of it is visible, while some of it is not.
This was nearly midnight at an outdoor terrace in the office. I guess I don’t see how anyone can say he “jumped” on purpose yet when at some point he must’ve been hanging which could have been a result of tripping on something.
You pan the article for going beyond the facts we know at this time and then come up with your own unfounded speculation…
Wouldn't having a barrier low enough someone can trip and fall over be a recipe for a lawsuit? I imagine the barrier was high enough planting hands would be the natural way for most people to get on top or over.
And someone intentionally jumping does not hang on the side, they just jump.
This is one of my "I could have died" moments.
Not trying to be a jerk here, but this is not a good reminder of any of those things you listed. We have literally 0.0 reason to think that any of those were factors.