Stopped reading after "shooting range".
Replit founder Amjad Masad isn’t afraid of Silicon Valley
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Connecting these two concepts like Netanyahu et. al. are constantly (insincerely) doing, is actually breeding real antisemitism. I wish more people realized this.
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As it happens, genocide scholars disagree with you, and in any case, Gaza's population has not increased.
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#56interesting hearing his justification for working w Saudi but not Israel: He says he would never work with Israel now. “I think it’s an illegitimate and criminal government,” he told me during our gun safety training. “I mean, [Benjamin] Netanyahu is a war criminal.” When I pointed out that Saudi Arabia has its own abysmal human rights record, Masad drew a contrast. “I just think about how Replit is going to be used.…
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#57Replit seems to be another company that doesn't justify it's valuation in this bubble
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#58Reading through this piece and all I can think of is how he's just the other side of the same coin. Simply a different color of the same elitism that our world is moving into as money concentrates and starts to meddle more and more with our political spheres while accountability slowly errodes to zero.
I found the piece rambling and incoherent, but I don't really see how this follows. This is an individual Jordanian founder who made a political statement. That's not really the same thing as the deep integration between the Israeli state, Zionist organizations, and big tech.
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#59Earlier quoted context omitted.
As it happens, genocide scholars disagree with you, and in any case, Gaza's population has not increased.
It's at least plausible that the population did increase. Estimates of births during the war are larger than the casualty count that Hamas claims.