> He is good at presenting well known problems Raising awareness is important - and urgent - work. These problems are not "well known" outside of the HN/tech

> He is good at presenting well known problems Raising awareness is important - and urgent - work. These problems are not "well known" outside of the HN/tech bubble. > in amusing ways Also important, as it is much more memorable than the exhaustive clinical delineation offered by (e.g.) Pro Publica > but rarely identifies solutions beyond the hopelessly vague If you don't have a solution to what you see as a critical problem, do you wllow in despair? Or do you raise awareness of the problem in the hope that, individually or collectively, others will devise solutions?