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I managed Part I but if I'm being honest it feels like conspiracy theory slop. The guy is ridiculously successful, so the closest I can imagine is that I'm read
by renewiltord 1y ago
I managed Part I but if I'm being honest it feels like conspiracy theory slop. The guy is ridiculously successful, so the closest I can imagine is that I'm reading intermediate layers in his neural network and so they make no sense but somehow influence his worldview to make him make effective decisions.
It's this complete reinvention of things.
- cholantesh 1y agoThiel is part of a class of people who are materially insulated from financial failure to the point of absurdity, so there isn't anything particularly ridiculous about his 'success'. It's hard to say whether he genuinely believes this horseshit, but it's certainly in his interest to convince others to.