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eh...to be honest Scott should have known that he couldn't have kept it up forever. he should have made plans to either be SSC or not; it was apparent it was wa
by Noos 6y ago
eh...to be honest Scott should have known that he couldn't have kept it up forever. he should have made plans to either be SSC or not; it was apparent it was way too big to expect it to be a side gig he does.
Scott was dishonest to himself as well. When you get quoted by writers in the NYT and your concepts become part of the lexicon of a rather wealthy intellectual movement, its a bit too late to wonder about if you can keep the day job.
- h0l0cube 6y agoSeems like he'll be okay: > He gave the blog a new title: Astral Codex Ten. He hinted that Substack paid him $250,000 for a year on the platform. And he indicated the company would give him all the protection he needed. > In his first post, Mr. Siskind shared his full name.