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Those who like him, love him. Those who don’t despise him. I doubt dosage matters. Any restriction on speech ought to be frowned upon, especially in tech circl
by richrichie 2y ago
Those who like him, love him. Those who don’t despise him. I doubt dosage matters.
Any restriction on speech ought to be frowned upon, especially in tech circles, which historically stood for liberal (progressive/inclusive) values.
- techostritch 2y ago> Those who like him, love him. Those who don’t despise him. I doubt dosage matters. This is interesting I have not found this at all. For all the polarization we talk about it seems there’s lots of disagreement in the parties, look at the war for power in the house that deposed two speakers. I think there’s people who love him, people who hate him, and lots of people holding their nose.
- techostritch 2y ago> especially in tech circles, which historically stood for liberal (progressive/inclusive) values. Seems pretty clear that maybe history wasn’t what we thought, seems more like tech has historically stood for self-interest, which happened to align with liberal values.
- jerlam 2y ago> tech circles, which historically stood for liberal (progressive/inclusive) values. Tech used to be about innovation and changing the status quo. But now with tech dominated by huge, publicly owned companies lacking new ideas and focused on their stock price, it's a very different mindset.