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He became an investment banker. He became a capitalist. He is in the trade of making percentages off of real work. Envy? No, I would never be a person that
by Helianthus 13y ago
He became an investment banker. He became a capitalist.
He is in the trade of making percentages off of real work.
Envy? No, I would never be a person that depended, even in the slightest, on fictional gains based on spreadsheets.
He is a creature of greed. And yes, pg, I'm somewhat confident you'll read this.
- enko 13y agoOh, for fuck's sake. Comrade, I look forward to reading your riveting manifesto .. elsewhere.
- Helianthus 13y agoSure thing, friend. I can afford to withdraw. You're not disagreeing with me on any particular point.
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- Snail_Commando 13y ago>"He became an investment banker." I'm not sure you actually understand what an investment banker is. >"He became a capitalist." Implying that somehow, after he sold his company and co-founded YC with his friends, he suddenly realized: "Holy shit. I think capitalism might be on to something!" >"He is in the trade of making percentages off of real work." Are you implying that YC provides zero value and merely siphons a percentage of founders' rightful gains? >"He is a creature of greed." Surely, he is a creature-- and a greedy one! You know, not a person with a family, friends, and interests outside of your one dimensional perception of him. Take a break.