Lu Pi's rule is named after Lu Pi, who worked at the infamously corrupt Enron but cashed out before everything went to hell. At the time the film The Smartest Guys in The Room was made, he was not dead like Cliff Baxter (or, now, Ken Lay) or in jail like Jeff Skilling. He was the second-largest landowner in Colorado. Lu Pi has not cured cancer or come up with a Grand Unified Theory for Physics, or even figured out a way to make software suck less, but it's safe to say he's smarter than the titular Smartest Guys In The Room.
So Lu Pi's rule is: If you're the smartest guy in the room, in all likelihood it's because the smarter people have already left.
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Where is he now? I have searched for hours on the internet and I have no clue where he is? I understand that he owns about half of Colorado, but if someone has made off with 250 MILLION dollars off of Enron stocks, how can they just dissapear off the grid? Where is he now?
Hawaii according to the movie
i have been searching for him, and i can not seem to find him.
he def. dissappeared. i'd like to hear about some follup seeing as fastow gets out in two years, and the whole conspiracy that kenn lay is still alive.
Lu Pi owns a comany called Element Markets in Houston, TX
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