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That's the most Silicon Valley way of doing things. For one, I'm glad to live in a world where those kind of things still exist.
by mFixman 6y ago
That's the most Silicon Valley way of doing things.
For one, I'm glad to live in a world where those kind of things still exist.
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- tonyedgecombe 6y agoI'm glad to live in a world where those kind of things still exist. Lying your way to success?
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- smallnamespace 6y agoHave you noticed that the Odyssey is one long celebration of doing exactly that?
- duncanawoods 6y agoI'm not sure Greek myths are great sources of ethical behaviour given, you know, all the rape, incest, bestiality, cannibalism and more.
- arkades 6y agoQuite a lot of Greek myths, when not stripped down to the "simplified for story-telling to kids" versions, are straight-up case studies / moral lessons to adults. I'd never look at the Odyssey and mistake it as something to emulate. That people do is kind of surprising.
- frank2 6y agoIf you have to go back to the time of the writing of the Odyssey to justify for your behavior, you're probably doing something wrong.
- slim 6y agothere's a better world out there, believe me. you are alienated by living in such a pool of sharks. you won't believe how relieving it is to live in a world where you can trust people
- chii 6y agoif you become successful at the venture, then was it lying in the first place?
- bathtub365 6y agoIt obviously was still lying, even if you are successful. How is there any question? You either lie and are unsuccessful, lie and are successful, or lie in a legally material way and are sued or fined, and are either successful or unsuccessful. All outcomes still started with a lie.
- throw443232 6y agoIt also reminds me of Shenzhen, with their fail fast, fail often, chabuduo for now grit.
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