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> For example, here are some heresies common in the Silicon Valley startup community: You're basically just saying it is heresy to be moderately left-wing in S
by glogla 5y ago
> For example, here are some heresies common in the Silicon Valley startup community:
You're basically just saying it is heresy to be moderately left-wing in Silicon Valley.
Which I don't doubt is true, even if I hope it is not quite as dire. Just wanted to point out the connection.
EDIT: though if we're talking "in front of CEO", that might be like talking about French Revolution in front of a monarch, or mentioning Mao in front of landlord, so I can understand why the CEO would not like it.
- morelisp 5y ago1), 2), and 4) are not particularly inherently or exclusively left-wing positions. 1) and 2) have been popular with some Republicans (and republicans) in the 20th century, as well as many traditional and Third Way liberals. 4) is extremely contemporary, but it's definitely a common populist right-wing position these days also.