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531 points huseyinkeles | 3 comments | 13 Oct 25 15:22 UTC | HN request time: 0s | source
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jackphilson[dead post] ◴[13 Oct 25 17:14 UTC] No.45570834[source]▶
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nsriv ◴[13 Oct 25 17:17 UTC] No.45570884[source]▶
Controlling culture, yes but wild pivot to mention that criminal alongside Karpathy.
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1. jackphilson ◴[13 Oct 25 17:19 UTC] No.45570907[source]▶
I mean just an example. He obviously wasn't the most ethical person. Depends how you do it
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2. IOT_Apprentice ◴[13 Oct 25 17:39 UTC] No.45571161[source]▶
Neither are Stalin, Netanyahu, Pol Pot, Hitler, Charles Manson et al.

Way to derail the conversation. Focus on the positive people and their legacy of time, sharing, positive energy and contributions to society

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3. jackphilson ◴[13 Oct 25 17:46 UTC] No.45571245[source]▶
not derailing, just pointing out effective ways of producing good which is what i was responding to. i think its good for people to be aware of this. those people are all examples of people who have influenced culture for bad. you can do it for good: bryan johnson, civil rights leaders, leftist streamers. andrew tate was just the most effective, recent, and obvious one which is why I pointed him out.