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I think the sons/daughter of the elite (like law school professors) get used to getting away with anything for their small crimes that they forget when they fuc
by notch656a 4y ago
I think the sons/daughter of the elite (like law school professors) get used to getting away with anything for their small crimes that they forget when they fuck up in a big and public way it becomes a lot more difficult to just sweep it under the rug. My guess is law professor daddy/mommy have bailed him out before and he never got the talk that when he does these things he needs to do it in a way where authorities can at least pretend they didn't see anything.
If you observe SBF behavior it's clear he has an almost kid-like understanding of the world, which speaks of a pretty sheltered existence that can nourish sociopaths.
- jahewson 4y agoNo that’s insane. Professor’s children are all secretly elite criminals? What planet do you live on?
- notch656a 4y agoSadly I live on earth. I've got my thumb out for the nearest habitable planet.
- CyberDildonics 4y agoTo be clear, you want to move off of earth to another planet because you think all children of law professors are sociopaths? Do you think there's any irony in accusing other people of having a child like view of the world?
- notch656a 4y agoI want to move off of earth for the alien orgies. Avoiding loaded questions is an incidental perk.
- AlanYx 4y agoJudging from the transcript of SBF's conversation with the reporter from Vox, I wouldn't say he has a kid-like understanding of the world. Rather, his understanding of the world is a mixture of pure cynicism and total Machiavellianism. He explains that he thinks everyone, everywhere is constantly running a fake persona motivated by social gains. That's not a child's worldview. It is interesting to think about whether certain aspects of his upbringing might have contributed to this type of person though.