This level of aggression towards well-intentioned funders & NGO founders is a net negative. If this kind of discourse were normalized, I think it would reduce engagement with effective charity.
In response to āI hope [the big funders are not] fucking sleeping at nightā:
I hope the big funders are sleeping well, getting rest, and engaged with their hobbies. Perpetual terror is not a good mindset for making high stakes decisions.
This is a fair criticism. I wasnāt clear that my negativity is directed towards the Silicon Valley/ālimited liability culture in general, and that these IPOs are just a manifestation of that.
This level of aggression towards well-intentioned funders & NGO founders is a net negative. If this kind of discourse were normalized, I think it would reduce engagement with effective charity.
In response to āI hope [the big funders are not] fucking sleeping at nightā:
I hope the big funders are sleeping well, getting rest, and engaged with their hobbies. Perpetual terror is not a good mindset for making high stakes decisions.
This is a fair criticism. I wasnāt clear that my negativity is directed towards the Silicon Valley/ālimited liability culture in general, and that these IPOs are just a manifestation of that.
Upvoted for recognizing a problem & responding thoughtfully.
I notice a huge influx of substack reposts on the forum, and with it, a decline in community norms around writing style.
Itās unfortunate that blog posts are generally designed to attract readers, and rarely to seek truth.