Why Does He Treat Transparency As Marketing?
He hates secrecy, and he hates people using extra information to manipulate or take advantage of others. That feels ethically wrong. Being truly transparent, including the hard stuff people usually skip, builds authentic trust and an audience that cares, which is also marketing.
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