That was a lot of words. My takeaways: * Try not to sweat the culture war, if you focus on doing your thing (even if it has to be your own thing) it has bette

That was a lot of words. My takeaways: * Try not to sweat the culture war, if you focus on doing your thing (even if it has to be your own thing) it has better output than complaining. * The author really likes Brendan Eich. I think the first point has a lot of value, by fighting people on opinion you risk sinking into a tar pit and draining all of your creative energy. If we are on the subject of “the culture war”, I see things as slightly different. I used to be part of a very left leaning (even for Sweden) Ubisoft studio, and inaction towards their political ideology or statements was considered “violence”- I was stunned at the time. Later I would learn about the thought experiment “Rokos Baselisk”[0]; and I thought it mapped quite cleanly to my situation. Small companies tend to have a lot less time for external politics, but its definitely something that can be tricky to navigate in larger groups, does anyone else have this experience or disagree? [0]: https://youtu.be/ut-zGHLAVLI?si=Vz88W38eZCiOWO-h https://youtu.be/ut-zGHLAVLI?si=Vz88W38eZCiOWO-h