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Draw Marc Andreessen on an Egg
- aanet 5mo agotoo funny!
- Havoc 5mo agoGood lawd that is savage
- stavros 5mo agoOk I don't love making fun of someone for their appearance, but by god that is a pointy head.
- ed_balls 5mo agopointy is scary
- dzhiurgis 5mo agoImagine if it was anyone else but a white tech bro.
- soganess 5mo agoI'm sure Andreessen thinks about your well-being just as often as you think about his! I agree poking fun at someone's appearance is low (and this is particularly savage), but it is hard to have sympathy for Andreessen, and I'm not going to strain myself trying.
- stavros 5mo agoWhy is it hard to have sympathy for him?
- rexpop 5mo agoOh yeah, rich whites have a history of oppression that this just adds insult to. /S
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- silisili 5mo agoIf the author sees this: the "play the game" link is broken (.game vs .games)
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- bigyabai 5mo agoHe supported Elizabeth Holmes' Theranos scam, for one. She's in jail.
- tenuousemphasis 5mo agoNot feel, know.
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- therobots927 5mo agoI know I’m morally superior to him. He’s a parasite.
- A_D_E_P_T 5mo agoUnjustified and unjustifiable. It mocks -- in peak Millennial Humor fashion -- a major contributor to the tech industry and tech culture. If you don't like his opinions, the honorable response would be to debate those opinions, not attempt (poorly) to make a joke of the man over an inherited, immutable aspect of his physiognomy.
- ToucanLoucan 5mo agoFuck that. All these rich assholes have Carte Blanche all but enshrined in law to make proven-to-be-harmful products free of any liability. The least we should be able to do is make fun of them. This man and those like him will never have to work again in their fucking lives. They will want for nothing. The world is effectively their theme park. Surely they can bear the psychological weight of mild mockery.
- A_D_E_P_T 5mo agoSurely they can, but this particular kind of mockery reflects poorly on the man engaging in it. A person is known by what he does; there are real costs to spending your time engaged in elaborate mockery and vitriol. If you've read Chaucer's Canterbury Tales, think back to the character of the knight: > And though that he were worthy, he was wys, And of his port as meeke as is a mayde. He nevere yet no vileynye ne sayde In al his lyf unto no maner wight. He nevere yet no vileynye ne sayde -- he has never said a villainous word -- in al his lyf unto no maner wight -- in all his life to any kind of person. One should aspire to be more like a knight and less like a jester.
- anematode 5mo agoRelax, and enjoy drawing on some eggs.
- joshuahaglund 5mo agoIDK, jesters are running the world and I think Canterbury tales was written before "generous tit for tat" was determined to be the superior game strategy.
- nxm 5mo agoWaste of AI tokens
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