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Steal? Please. The poor founder or student who crashes the event, he couldn't have afforded it in the first place, so wasn't gonna attend that event anyways. Instead, now that he has attended that event, has more knowledge and network, goes onto creating something better that can help the world. Look at the big picture brother! Sometimes it doesn't hurt to bend the "norms" if you're not hurting anyone and in fact, yo…
The poor founder or student who steals the car he couldn't afford wasn't going to buy that car in the first place. Instead, now that he has a car, he can drive to Sand Hill Road and get funding for his world-changing idea. Right? If you lack the moral compass to understand that ends don't justify means, and can't comprehend that by sneaking into a paid event without paying you are stealing from others to benefit your…
The car example, is miss-using an analogy in an attempt to prove a point. That's a logical fallacy. Also you use a lot of personal insults to drive a point that you do not drive. But you seem to be a logical person in the other HN posts's comments, so it must be the anger that is causing more of an emotional response than a logical one. I'm really sorry to cause you anger.
and I know I'm going to get a -1 point for this comment, since I'm commenting on the person and not the comment itself. But since you keep making emotional responses, the issue is not the argument anymore but the source.
Unfortunately I rather spend my time in other ways that will benefit the world than to argue in comments in circles and accumulate HN points that way. So this will be my last comment to you. Feel free to reach out to me so we can talk without hidden faces and names.
I wish you happiness. And a life where you can maximize your value-add to the world, rather than just commenting on others' value-add.
Sasha
p.s. English is not my first language (hence the grammatical mistakes)