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>you're ignoring personality disorder (and/or drug abuse, impossible to say) Huh? Does Linus suffer from that?

by ChuckNorris89 4y ago

Maursault 4y ago
- hbn 4y ago
  Your comments read like something written by one with mania more than anything I've ever observed from Linus
  - Maursault 4y ago
  - mrguyorama 4y ago
    Dude puts on an excited demeanor so he can get 10% more views in his videos and these assholes out here claiming he has issues. Geeze. How dare you enjoy yourself on the internet.
    - Maursault 4y ago
      The thread subject was concerning why it took 3 years to release a product as droll as a screwdriver. It is amazing how insulted people get over medical conditions. If your throat was sore, your nose was running, and you were sneezing, and I said maybe you have a cold, I suppose you and others replying to my comments would be compelled to attack me in self-defense, revealing deeper medical issues.
Scalene2 4y ago
No, but iirc he is pretty open out add or adhd (I forget which). It seems well managed.
- Maursault 4y ago
  > It seems well managed. I agree entirely. I think my point had been lost, which was merely speculation on what else beyond fraud would delay release of a screwdriver for 3 years.
  - t-writescode 4y ago
    Your "point" was a direct attack on a person with absolutely no evidence. You essentially argued that Linus spent all that time and money on "blackjack and hookers" and that's what took 3 years.
    - Maursault 4y ago
      It appears observation, speculation, and dissent is not tolerated here. Linus himself says his perfectionism contributed to the delay of the project. Perfectionism is a symptom, not a character flaw, and not who Linus is. It never stands alone and predicts other symptoms. Another commenter who was already aware confirmed my suspicions. If Linus happened to not be aware, then it is possible this thread may have enlightened him to seek corrective treatment. Compassion is more important than noses getting bent out of shape, and frankly, thin skin is a tell-tale symptom of psychological disorder. Sticks and stones. Your comment is a straw man, as that is not at all what I've argued, which is simply, beyond fraud, personality probably contributed to the project's untimely delay.

>you're ignoring personality disorder (and/or drug abuse, impossible to say) Huh? Does Linus suffer from that?

Maursault 4y ago

hbn 4y ago
Your comments read like something written by one with mania more than anything I've ever observed from Linus
- Maursault 4y ago
- mrguyorama 4y ago
  Dude puts on an excited demeanor so he can get 10% more views in his videos and these assholes out here claiming he has issues. Geeze. How dare you enjoy yourself on the internet.
  - Maursault 4y ago
    The thread subject was concerning why it took 3 years to release a product as droll as a screwdriver. It is amazing how insulted people get over medical conditions. If your throat was sore, your nose was running, and you were sneezing, and I said maybe you have a cold, I suppose you and others replying to my comments would be compelled to attack me in self-defense, revealing deeper medical issues.

Scalene2 4y ago

No, but iirc he is pretty open out add or adhd (I forget which). It seems well managed.

Maursault 4y ago
> It seems well managed. I agree entirely. I think my point had been lost, which was merely speculation on what else beyond fraud would delay release of a screwdriver for 3 years.
- t-writescode 4y ago
  Your "point" was a direct attack on a person with absolutely no evidence. You essentially argued that Linus spent all that time and money on "blackjack and hookers" and that's what took 3 years.
  - Maursault 4y ago
    It appears observation, speculation, and dissent is not tolerated here. Linus himself says his perfectionism contributed to the delay of the project. Perfectionism is a symptom, not a character flaw, and not who Linus is. It never stands alone and predicts other symptoms. Another commenter who was already aware confirmed my suspicions. If Linus happened to not be aware, then it is possible this thread may have enlightened him to seek corrective treatment. Compassion is more important than noses getting bent out of shape, and frankly, thin skin is a tell-tale symptom of psychological disorder. Sticks and stones. Your comment is a straw man, as that is not at all what I've argued, which is simply, beyond fraud, personality probably contributed to the project's untimely delay.