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The word "toxic" has lost all meaning these days. It would be interesting to see some actual examples. I've worked with people, in the past, who would be consid
by nomel 3y ago
The word "toxic" has lost all meaning these days. It would be interesting to see some actual examples. I've worked with people, in the past, who would be considered "toxic" by today's standards. For example, they were disagreeable, pointing out when time was being wasted on tangents, demanding data to back up claims, and all those other nasty things that help keep a team truthful and on track. They were great to work for, if you could stomach criticism and directness, which seems to be getting rare.
- mdhb 3y agoI mean his own sister is claiming he did a lot of really vile shit to her when she was a child. The idea that this person might also be genuinely “toxic” is hardly a stretch. https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/QDczBduZorG4dxZiW/sam-altman-s-sister-annie-altman-claims-sam-has-severely https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/QDczBduZorG4dxZiW/sam-altman...
- not_really 3y agoshe seems stable
- mdhb 3y agoGetting sexually assaulted as a small child by a family member would probably do that I imagine.