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Not to mention the name "Wolf". Evidently, he is a "man of destiny". Oddly his linkedin profile pic has a toddler on his shoulders. I assumed the child was his
by osullivj 5y ago
Not to mention the name "Wolf". Evidently, he is a "man of destiny". Oddly his linkedin profile pic has a toddler on his shoulders. I assumed the child was his own - the article does have a passing mention of finding a wife. No doubt he considers it his duty to transmit his elevated genetic legacy to future generation.
- iakov 5y agoDo you think that transmitting your genes to future generations is bad? Is having a sense of purpose aka destiny bad? Not sure what you are trying to say here, apart from the fact that you don’t like the author of the article.
- smsm42 5y agoIt's a pretty common Germanic (and Jewish) first name: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolf_(name) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolf_(name) Are you really faulting a person because he has a name you don't like? BTW, how about Wolf Blitzer, is he too...? And of course him having kids makes him some kind of a eugenicist, only those folks have kids and love to put them on their shoulders, nobody else would ever consider something like fatherhood enjoyable and worth celebrating. Sheesh.