opened the link, and then closed it. I forgot how much I can't stand the guy But yeah, a billionaire talking about groceries and homegrown plants, I can imagine his opinion on that would have the...
opened the link, and then closed it. I forgot how much I can't stand the guy
But yeah, a billionaire talking about groceries and homegrown plants, I can imagine his opinion on that would have the same weight as a small kid's opinion on astrophysics
Iâm fascinated by the fact that such a complete and utter moron, continually proving himself to be such, managed to become so rich. Immediately after the idiotic statement about tomatoes, proving...
Iâm fascinated by the fact that such a complete and utter moron, continually proving himself to be such, managed to become so rich.
Immediately after the idiotic statement about tomatoes, proving that heâs never eaten a homegrown tomato, he then says that the solution to AI induced unemployment is going to be universal high income, as if that greedy MF would ever share a penny, that he didnât have to.
Iâve long learned that large swathes of the general public actually doesnât appreciate when people are smarter than them. Especially if they are right-leaning. I mean, look at the president. Look...
Iâve long learned that large swathes of the general public actually doesnât appreciate when people are smarter than them. Especially if they are right-leaning. I mean, look at the president. Look at George Bush.
I've decided that being a sociopath is a cheat code for life, at least in capitalism. You don't need to be very smart to get ahead if you have a little luck and absolutely no morals. Being born...
I've decided that being a sociopath is a cheat code for life, at least in capitalism.
You don't need to be very smart to get ahead if you have a little luck and absolutely no morals.
Which can also be reframed as: our current system explicitly incentivises and rewards sociopaths and people emulating their behaviours. We all know the âreward for hard workâ rhetoric is largely...
Which can also be reframed as: our current system explicitly incentivises and rewards sociopaths and people emulating their behaviours.
We all know the âreward for hard workâ rhetoric is largely bullshit, but I donât think enough people take that next step through to âreward for actively harming peopleâ being the observable reality. Itâs not a natural law that allows sociopaths to win, itâs the choices we as a collective have made and now refuse to back out of.
This guy thinks grocery store tomatoes are better than homegrown tomatoes đ
opened the link, and then closed it. I forgot how much I can't stand the guy
But yeah, a billionaire talking about groceries and homegrown plants, I can imagine his opinion on that would have the same weight as a small kid's opinion on astrophysics
A small kid might actually come up with something interesting to say on the subject. They tend not to be driven as much by ego.
Iâm fascinated by the fact that such a complete and utter moron, continually proving himself to be such, managed to become so rich.
Immediately after the idiotic statement about tomatoes, proving that heâs never eaten a homegrown tomato, he then says that the solution to AI induced unemployment is going to be universal high income, as if that greedy MF would ever share a penny, that he didnât have to.
Iâve long learned that large swathes of the general public actually doesnât appreciate when people are smarter than them. Especially if they are right-leaning. I mean, look at the president. Look at George Bush.
I've decided that being a sociopath is a cheat code for life, at least in capitalism.
You don't need to be very smart to get ahead if you have a little luck and absolutely no morals.
Being born into wealth is a multiplier.
Which can also be reframed as: our current system explicitly incentivises and rewards sociopaths and people emulating their behaviours.
We all know the âreward for hard workâ rhetoric is largely bullshit, but I donât think enough people take that next step through to âreward for actively harming peopleâ being the observable reality. Itâs not a natural law that allows sociopaths to win, itâs the choices we as a collective have made and now refuse to back out of.
Apparently youtube doesn't support clips now but if it did I would have clipped 30s from 31:30 - 32:00
Thanks! I definitely could not listen to a long form anything with him.
You can copy a link to the video starting at a certain time, but you cannot specify the end time:
https://youtu.be/XuoqKYxDHVc?t=31m30s
Is there a clip just about tomatoes?
ETA this link should take folks to the comment