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> This person acts like they were disseminating propaganda for the reich. I think part of the comfort one could enjoy when working for the Reich is that you ar
by akira2501 2y ago
> This person acts like they were disseminating propaganda for the reich.
I think part of the comfort one could enjoy when working for the Reich is that you are working for your own government and you are part of a large network of people that are actively telling the same lies you are. You might also assume that large parts of the population know you are lying, but you're lying "patriotically," so you feel much less guilt or confrontation over it.
> are on the lesser evils side I think.
It is interesting that this _often_ takes a much larger toll on people than those working in war. More interesting that people think a little moral relativism is the obvious cure. "It could be worse. You could be a Nazi."
> Who is the victim of manipulation there? VCs?
Did you read the article? This person clearly believes that VCs are poisonous entities that pervert the original vision of the founders they invest in so that they may see larger and faster returns on their speculative investments.
So.. probably.. the entire industry?
- extr 2y agoI don’t know. The whole thing feels pretty insular. Who even pays attention to this kind of content that isn’t in the industry? The general public doesn’t care about this. An actually bad example of corporate PR is spinning oil spills or dangerous side effects with prime time advertisements. This is just good business imo