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Why do people have agendas on someone's choice of clothing? Zuck's hoodie's just fine, it tells me: this guy has not lost his spirit yet, have note sold his so
by tzury 16y ago
Why do people have agendas on someone's choice of clothing?
Zuck's hoodie's just fine, it tells me: this guy has not lost his spirit yet, have note sold his soul, etc.
In other words, he's still hacker and entrepreneur, rather than a tough businessman from wall street.
- RodgerTheGreat 16y agoOr, from a more jaded perspective, he still wants to be viewed as a "hacker who hasn't sold his soul".
- JSig 16y agoThe hoodie tells me that he likes to wear hoodies. Nothing more. Nothing less.
- mindcrime 16y agoI get what you're saying, but to be fair... is there any particular reason to suggest that a hoodie is more indicative of not having sold your soul, than, say, wearing a three piece suit? I mean, yeah, the hacker stereotype is what it is, and sure most of us favor jeans and t-shirts (and maybe hoodies) most of the time... but I'm reasonably sure there are a few hackers out there who wear suits at least sometimes, simply because they like doing so. Hell, to be honest, I don't mind going the "dandied up" route every now and then myself. But the key - in my mind at least - is that I do it when I feel like it, and because it's something I like, not because it's something somebody else expects me to do. Anyway... just a thought.