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It's often hard to tell trolls from nuts. But in this case the signs point to nut: a large number of really long posts; lots of exclamation points; tinfoil hat stuff: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=52085
>> "us-vs.-them" mentality where "them" consists of people who "just don't get it" WE'RE illuminated. All those who disagree are just profane/nuts/trolls/useless eaters, etc. Yes, definately tin-foil hat stuff: http://soundwaves.usgs.gov/2006/09/research3.html http://science.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/02/12/0738233 http://discovermagazine.com/2007/feb/toxoplasma-gondii-cultu... >> But in this case the signs point…
Is Y Combinator the next Aum Shinrikyo?
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I think the author has firmly placed his tongue in his cheek.
It's often hard to tell trolls from nuts. But in this case the signs point to nut: a large number of really long posts; lots of exclamation points; tinfoil hat stuff: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=52085
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>> "us-vs.-them" mentality where "them" consists of people who "just don't get it" WE'RE illuminated. All those who disagree are just profane/nuts/trolls/useless eaters, etc. Yes, definately tin-foil hat stuff: http://soundwaves.usgs.gov/2006/09/research3.html http://science.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/02/12/0738233 http://discovermagazine.com/2007/feb/toxoplasma-gondii-cultu... >> But in this case the signs point…
Alright, it's solidly nut then.
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#54This is so dumb. It wouldn't work to have a cult of startup founders. Cult members tend to be passive people who need someone to tell them what to do. But if you funded startups started by people like that, they'd all go off and immediately fail.
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#55Earlier quoted context omitted.
It's often hard to tell trolls from nuts. But in this case the signs point to nut: a large number of really long posts; lots of exclamation points; tinfoil hat stuff: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=52085
Hmm. Where did the post go...?
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Alright, it's solidly nut then.
I was seriously considering getting some kratom ... but I refuse to do business with those who make such comments. Good day to you, sir!
Send me an email if you're interested, I'll give you a discount to make it up to you.
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#57Earlier quoted context omitted.
It's often hard to tell trolls from nuts. But in this case the signs point to nut: a large number of really long posts; lots of exclamation points; tinfoil hat stuff: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=52085
Hmm. Where did the post go...?
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#58This is so dumb. It wouldn't work to have a cult of startup founders. Cult members tend to be passive people who need someone to tell them what to do. But if you funded startups started by people like that, they'd all go off and immediately fail.
.... "The leadership dictates sometimes in great detail how members should think, act, and feel?" Pay attention! Simon says you should perceive this post as "So Dumb". >> Cult members tend to be passive people. By definition, cult members of rapidly growing cults can't possibly be that passive or else their cults wouldn't be rapidly growing. And we all know the bits about Jehova's Witnesses showing up at your doorste…
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See, if you'd just left it at the original post, without trying to defend it, it would have been funny. Now you just look sad. Never mind. Being turned down isn't the end of the world; there's no reason you can't start up without YC funding.
Tell me, does it get lonely all the way up there on your pedestal? Why do you assume I got "turned down" by YC? Narcissistic much? Hmmm?
Because if you're this pissed off at them for no reason, that's just fucking weird.
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.... "The leadership dictates sometimes in great detail how members should think, act, and feel?" Pay attention! Simon says you should perceive this post as "So Dumb". >> Cult members tend to be passive people. By definition, cult members of rapidly growing cults can't possibly be that passive or else their cults wouldn't be rapidly growing. And we all know the bits about Jehova's Witnesses showing up at your doorste…
I have to ask - why do you insist on going up to pg's front door and shouting your dislike of him through his letterbox? If you really find him that scary, wouldn't it be much more sensible to run like hell and shout your abuse from a good safe distance down the street?