Re:For Stanford Class of '94, a Gender Gap More Powerful Tha...
by thoman23 on Tuesday December 23, 2014 @01:09PM
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The more I read about Thiel, the more I wonder how someone so smart can be so dumb.
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Re:For Stanford Class of '94, a Gender Gap More Powerful Tha...
by lectrick on Tuesday December 23, 2014 @02:14PM
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The more I read words by people who have read about Thiel, the more I wonder how armchair critics without much achievement on their resume can expend so much hater energy. Since when was success only deserved by those who could do, or think, no wrong?
Re:For Stanford Class of '94, a Gender Gap More Powerful Tha...
by eli_gottlieb on Tuesday December 23, 2014 @01:12PM
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Most people don't question views that justify their wealth.
Re:For Stanford Class of '94, a Gender Gap More Powerful Tha...
by rodgerd on Tuesday December 23, 2014 @02:53PM
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Which wouldn't be so bad, but Thiel, Andressen, et al, seem determined to foist their flavour of "smart stupid" on everyone else.
Re:For Stanford Class of '94, a Gender Gap More Powerful Tha...
by eli_gottlieb on Tuesday December 23, 2014 @03:47PM
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Admittedly, I can kinda-sorta understand becoming a libertarian if you grew up in Northern California: its local/municipal/regional governments are a special kind of stupid that you only get when combining lower-class reaction with landowner chauvinism with new money elitism.