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What's a pity is that people this wealthy never reveal their true personalities and can pay for praise while deflecting shame. Khosla can pay for a PR campaign
by siruncledrew 8y ago
What's a pity is that people this wealthy never reveal their true personalities and can pay for praise while deflecting shame.
Khosla can pay for a PR campaign to say a bunch of nice things about him and how wonderful of a person he actually is while simultaneously having an army of his lawyers go fight his petty battles because how dare a bunch of 'low-income commoners' tell him what he can't do. Just because he owns a VC firm doesn't mean he isn't a douchebag in real life.
- sverige 8y ago> Just because he owns a VC firm doesn't mean he isn't a douchebag in real life. In fact, that may be a key indicator that he might be a douchebag. Though to me the more likely indicator is his involvement with real estate, which has been a pretty consistent tell in my experience.
- ganoushoreilly 8y agoTo be fair a lot of people invest in real estate, including those with modest income. I wouldn't be surprised to find that a larger percentage of people with defined wealth have some sort of Property or holdings.
- fiter 8y agoDo you have reason to believe the second article wasn't written by him? It doesn't seem like it was written by a professional writer to me. Neither of those articles cast him in a particularly good light, but I cited them because I think it goes to show that he's suffering from his own decisions which he could free himself from by compromising, but his uncompromising trait is getting in the way. In other words, I think this would be a very complicated PR play for pretty poor PR.