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If you make investment decisions based on podcast called all-in then yes you should not watch it. It is a entertainment/ news podcast, treat it as such.

llamaimperative 2y ago
No, it's actually a bad idea to expose your brain to pathologically dishonest people.
- goldforever 2y ago
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- cryptozeus 2y ago
  They make mistake and they also come out and apologize or call it out when they are wrong. No one is 100% correct all the time. You have never made mistake or said something wrong when having discussion with your friends ? They are not running this as a educational channel , its a podcast where 4 friends chit chat.
  - lewhoo 2y ago
    Apparently the biggest mistake they made is to criticize Trump for Jan 6. It's ok, they apologized for that.
  - throwaway4736 2y ago
    Ha. Imagine believing this. Yeah, please let me know when Chamath corrects the record on the topic in question. These guys are charlatans. These lying idiots have absolutely no shame in misleading you, and you are falling for it. “Oh, it’s just entertainment. Oh, it’s just opinion. Oh, you shouldn’t take them seriously.” No. Absolutely not. I refuse to give them a pass. We have to stop normalizing this behavior. Ethics matter. Character matters. The truth matters.
    - cryptozeus 2y ago
      Lol good for you! Don’t watch it. Be the moral police, see how that works out. This is the reason moderates are pushed into right side.
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      - llamaimperative 2y ago
        You are aware that most moral and ethical codes in a free society are enforced by people saying, "hey pal, that seems mighty improper," right? Don't be a crybaby. "If you keep telling people it's bad to lie, I'm going to change my political views! *harumph*" is an impressive self-own.
      - throwaway4736 2y ago
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      - cryptozeus 2y ago
        I was being condescending about it, should not have done that. I take it back.
        llamaimperative 2y ago
        No one is taking issue with your condescension or your tone. They're taking issue with your extremely bad ideas. "Don't tell people not to lie or I'll become an extreme right winger" is a bad idea. It's a stupid thought. If you share that thought, you will be made fun of. But it's not because you shared it in a bad way. It's because it's a bad idea.
- science4sail 2y ago
  What does this mean for journalists and historians then? Both are professionally obligated to expose themselves to power brokers (either in person or through textual records), many of whom are pathologically dishonest. Any serious biographer will tell you that self-recollections and memoirs are at best deeply flawed. I think that it's more important to cultivate media literacy and critically examine "what is the author doing", not just "what is the author saying".

llamaimperative 2y ago

No, it's actually a bad idea to expose your brain to pathologically dishonest people.

goldforever 2y ago
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cryptozeus 2y ago
They make mistake and they also come out and apologize or call it out when they are wrong. No one is 100% correct all the time. You have never made mistake or said something wrong when having discussion with your friends ? They are not running this as a educational channel , its a podcast where 4 friends chit chat.
- lewhoo 2y ago
  Apparently the biggest mistake they made is to criticize Trump for Jan 6. It's ok, they apologized for that.
- throwaway4736 2y ago
  Ha. Imagine believing this. Yeah, please let me know when Chamath corrects the record on the topic in question. These guys are charlatans. These lying idiots have absolutely no shame in misleading you, and you are falling for it. “Oh, it’s just entertainment. Oh, it’s just opinion. Oh, you shouldn’t take them seriously.” No. Absolutely not. I refuse to give them a pass. We have to stop normalizing this behavior. Ethics matter. Character matters. The truth matters.
  - cryptozeus 2y ago
    Lol good for you! Don’t watch it. Be the moral police, see how that works out. This is the reason moderates are pushed into right side.
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    - llamaimperative 2y ago
      You are aware that most moral and ethical codes in a free society are enforced by people saying, "hey pal, that seems mighty improper," right? Don't be a crybaby. "If you keep telling people it's bad to lie, I'm going to change my political views! *harumph*" is an impressive self-own.
    - throwaway4736 2y ago
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    - cryptozeus 2y ago
      I was being condescending about it, should not have done that. I take it back.
      - llamaimperative 2y ago
        No one is taking issue with your condescension or your tone. They're taking issue with your extremely bad ideas. "Don't tell people not to lie or I'll become an extreme right winger" is a bad idea. It's a stupid thought. If you share that thought, you will be made fun of. But it's not because you shared it in a bad way. It's because it's a bad idea.
science4sail 2y ago
What does this mean for journalists and historians then? Both are professionally obligated to expose themselves to power brokers (either in person or through textual records), many of whom are pathologically dishonest. Any serious biographer will tell you that self-recollections and memoirs are at best deeply flawed. I think that it's more important to cultivate media literacy and critically examine "what is the author doing", not just "what is the author saying".