> The irony of his mom being on the Board of Advisors of Stanford University’s Ethics is astounding. Oh it's worse than that. She wrote people should learn to

> The irony of his mom being on the Board of Advisors of Stanford University’s Ethics is astounding. Oh it's worse than that. She wrote people should learn to go "beyond blame". They enriched themselves (the parents), buying properties worth $15m in the Bahamas. Same as for the "effective altruist" guru of SBF: he got a $15m donation and bought a mansion in the UK for the "effective thieves" movement. Last I checked that guru tweeted that he needed some time to reflect on what happened and, last I checked, he didn't offer to give back the property acquired with stolen money. Thankfully that property may be clawed back at some point: decades (already) after the Enron scam, ill-acquired money is still being clawed back. So there's hope. To me these people are despicable worms. That's why I cannot get along with people who want to pardon everyone... I'm loyal. I respect the law. But I've got zero compassion for the complete, total and utter scum of this earth.