Apathy Curve: Money Doesn't Make You Smart

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Thursday, January 10, 2013

Money Doesn't Make You Smart

Richard Branson seems to enjoy going out of his way to be an irritating twat:

"I would encourage companies to work really hard towards getting a 50/50 split of women on their board — even to the extent of encouraging politicians to actually change laws to force a situation to where there's 50% women on boards. Because in countries where they've done it — like Norway and Sweden — the companies seem to have benefited from it."

Yes, the quasi-socialist, economic drool buckets of Norway and Sweden. Great examples to follow, those...

Shouldn't you be off shooting yourself into space again or something, Branson? Permanently, this time.

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