I notice that when anyone says anything negative about the rich on the internet, people show up at lightspeed like you insulted their mom to defend them
Because stereotyping is not, in fact, OK when you do it.
Not a single billionaire worth shedding a tear over.
Too much influence, too much power over others, and way more than their share of... Everything.
I thought this was going to be Peter Thiel but if he's on brand, he's living under or in a volcano on a tropical island somewhere. Plus he probably can't stand on previously consecrated ground. Honestly, Palantir is one of those companies where I think I'd rather be homeless than work there. The amount of direct evil Palantir is responsible for is hard to overstate (eg [1]). The rich are just trading assets with Mono…
I am trying to figure out why you’re getting downvoted. Maybe not enough people are picking up on your sarcasm?
I guess he is referring to Peter Tiel, but the reference is too subtle even for HN public.
More people need to be informed that Peter Thiel fancies himself a theologian. Or this is all just a sick joke to him, to pretend like he is the “solution” to the antichrist. It would be quite on brand for his personality - poor delivery with an overly complex premise.
> landed a $10 billion software contract with the U.S. Army The United States has ~$38,000,000,000,000 in debt which means a baby born in the US will get $1000 in Trump Bucks to invest in S&P 500 along with a $111,000 share of that debt with its $3,000 a year interest per person. Can someone explain to me how long this will be sustainable? I'm a little sad that I'm not getting any free borrowed money in order to funn…
Buy gold and silver. Seriously. If you do not see the precipice we are a top of I have nothing else to say. ever since the great recession the Fed has been propping up the economy with low interest rates and Quantitative Easing. There is no way out of this but for an even greater depression. All these fake trump bucks and investment plans are not for the children, they are for the investors that need the money in the…
get ready to help each other
This. This will make all the difference, everything else is secondary.
In today’s media/social-media hellscape, how does one even begin to build a community? Every front page is filled with negativity, divisiveness.
I used to think preppers are nutjobs. As I grow old now, it feels more like they have a point
You’re thinking of Peter Thiel, who is not the CEO of Palantir.
I know who I was thinking of. Theil is looking fro the Antichrist, and the antichrist is Karp. Signs of the antichrist: 1. He will exalt himself. 2. He will heed his inner voice above others. 3. He will be hostile toward the true God. 4. He will exalt human logic above faith. 5. He will prosper for a season and be loved. 6. He will not desire women. 7. He will not follow the faith of his fathers. 8. He will viciously…
This list is all heavily extrapolated and there are good reasons to reject any antichrist is well defined or even prophesied as lists like this claim. The Bible warns of escalating deception and a future opponent of Christ through passages like John’s letters, Paul’s “man of lawlessness,” and Daniel’s prophecies, but the highly detailed profile of a singular Antichrist, complete with global empire, mark of the beast, and dramatic persecutions all depends heavily on the Book of Revelation’s vivid imagery. Without Revelation, these elements largely vanish, leaving a more restrained and debated concept focused on blasphemy and false teaching rather than an itemized checklist of traits and events. Moreover, Revelation itself faced significant controversy in the early church, with doubts about its authorship and theology leading some fathers and Eastern churches to reject or marginalize it for centuries before its eventual acceptance around the 4th–5th centuries. Thus, claims of precise, comprehensive biblical knowledge about one ultimate Antichrist figure are overstated, as the most elaborate details stem from a book whose canonical status was far from immediate or unanimous.
> landed a $10 billion software contract with the U.S. Army The United States has ~$38,000,000,000,000 in debt which means a baby born in the US will get $1000 in Trump Bucks to invest in S&P 500 along with a $111,000 share of that debt with its $3,000 a year interest per person. Can someone explain to me how long this will be sustainable? I'm a little sad that I'm not getting any free borrowed money in order to funn…
I notice that when anyone says anything negative about the rich on the internet, people show up at lightspeed like you insulted their mom to defend them
This is not a productive, helpful, or interesting comment.
If someone has a good argument regarding x, it is not a good response to say “why are you defending x?” Just respond to the argument on its merit. You’re not adding anything useful to the conversation.
I notice that when anyone says anything negative about the rich on the internet, people show up at lightspeed like you insulted their mom to defend them
Because we're all temporarily embarrassed startup founders who haven't exited yet .
This attitude is what’s beautiful about the United States and is in large part responsible for why it’s so wealthy.
There’s a widespread faith and believe in the idea that there’s opportunity in every corner, regardless of familial status or other shortcomings.
This belief is largely factual, as the vast majority of unicorn founders and billionaires come from an upper middle class uninteresting background.