Just because the author works at Google doesn't mean that "they" had anything to...

		thehardsphere on Feb 10, 2017 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: JavaScript Start-up Performance Just because the author works at Google doesn't mean that "they" had anything to do with the blog post. It doesn't follow that "they" would allow their resources to be used in that way, and it also doesn't tell us anything about what the more time efficient choice for the author is.

Your jump to conclusions mat is showing some terrible signs of wear