Originally Posted by
Born2DecadesLate
Yes, but we're talking about people who made serious investments in time and money. Wouldn't you do a bit of due diligence before investing with someone? It took me literally 2 minutes to find a list of MoH recipients online. Surely someone who flies to Africa to work for someone would invest that minimal amount of time.
I would, and I'd like to think everyone would. But I imagine that, coupled with my previous answer, there is a certain eagerness for many people and organizations to associate themselves with men and women who have been awarded various honors in an effort to give themselves and their organizations a level of legitimacy and visibility they may otherwise lack. This desire and eagerness impedes their judgment and blinds them to the inconsistencies that others might see.
Maybe? That's just my opinion. I was wrong once...
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