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Jesus. I imagine getting the 'big questions' right is so vague as to remove any culpability from both YC and those it funds. I mean, if I had a friend who open
by mercer 6y ago
Jesus. I imagine getting the 'big questions' right is so vague as to remove any culpability from both YC and those it funds.
I mean, if I had a friend who openly claimed to be 'naughty' in this way, I'd start being very cautious around them.
- gmantg 6y agoYC is right, though. People who play by others rules rarely succeed. All these senior managers, vps, execs, business owners arent known for following the silly rules.
- rapind 6y agoBasically our society rewards douchebaggery...
- econcon 6y agoNearly all products, markets and human interactions operate on specific model which makes some assumptions, those assumptions often end up as rule - so that the model stay predictable for the people governing it. By not following those assumptions (rules) you can make a new better model which might have better accuracy at representative real world problem than the existing model. It doesn't mean that it's unethical or morally wrong. It doesn't have to be.
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