BenSahar

It's a bit funny how you refused to moderate when the dominant narrative aligned with the one Garry Tan has been trying to push.

>You should understand that San Fransisco has serious problems with homelessness and crime. While some people may have been mistaken about the root cause in this particular case, that doesn't invalidate their very real concerns.

I don't doubt they have concerns. I doubt their ability to reason.

"Even when I'm factually wrong, I'm right"

Yeah, I get the same thing with Chicago. Anything that allows them dump on their "enemies".

Oh yeah, mainstream media really crapped on him.

That's why he showed up alongside Tony Stark in Iron Man 2 and was treated like a god on an episode of Big Bang Theory.

The media, for the most part, treated him gently until the Thai cave incident when people started to catch onto the idea that this "quirky genius" might be an asshole.

It’s a cult of personality created by 10+ years of fawning press coverage.

Bingo.

This Twitter saga is more like his PayPal days when he sent the company into a nosedive with bad management.

Even outside the current inflationary period, I like using no-interest financing to give myself the option of paying for something over time.

I don’t typically finance anything I can’t afford to buy outright. I just like to feel like I have extra breathing room in the case of some emergency.

Me either.

I don't really get the V-Tuber thing (other than wanting to stay anonymous) but having code explained to me by an anime character is hilarious.

Just tell them you're not doing it and move on.

If a company is asking you to use your free time before you're hired, that's a red flag for their expectations if you do end up being hired.

Imagine your patient is Obama.

Which drug do you give him?

It's not really a reverse ESG fund. It just removes companies that have made perceived left-wing statements.

An inverse ESG fund would be to use the inverse weighting of an ESG fund.

Also, 25%+ of YALL is TSLA + NVDA + BA.