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I find it odd that she found love and married. It seems like a pretty big negative that someone would have to get over to meet and love someone who defrauded bi

• finexplained 4y ago
  I mean, she's attractive, smart, pretty good genetics, clearly well connected. I don't find it that surprising.
  • moistly 4y ago
    Pretty good genetics, except for, you know, the part where she has a sociopath’s broken brain.
    • quonn 4y ago
      And are most of the people she‘s well-connected to not annoyed that she lost their money? And isn‘t attractive just stating the same as good genetics? And is she really that smart, given the fact that she first dropped out and then her company failed and now she was imprisoned and the company only „worked“ anyway because of fraud?
      • finexplained 4y ago
        > And are most of the people she‘s well-connected to not annoyed that she lost their money? Ya admittedly one would have to assess that and also make some estimate about how much her notoriety will positively or negatively affect her offsprings' outcomes. I tend to lean toward it being a net positive, since fame seems valuable almost regardless of how it's acquired these days. > And isn‘t attractive just stating the same as good genetics? It also includes height, medical history, longevity, intelligence, ambition/drive, work ethic. I admittedly don't know much about medical history, but I might be willing to gamble. > And is she really that smart, No she's not really that smart, I'd estimate 1-2 stddevs from the mean. In my opinion that's smart enough for a potential spouse with other positive attributes, particularly if you think that you're smarter still.