Irving on Helen, Ilya, and Sam
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Re: Irving on Helen, Ilya, and Sam
#2Some stories don't have a hero.
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Thanks. Used the link before you edited.
Some red flags: "she took the board role with reservations because she felt it was important someone like her was on it" (climber way of talking) ".. Despite the thoughtfulness of those involved..." (cliche way of describing people, also climber adjacent)
Re: Irving on Helen, Ilya, and Sam
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He says that everyone is nice but Sam Altman, who, though always nice to the author, was mean to friends of the author in ways that are not described.
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#10Basically Sam is dishonest and not a likeable person. This is a datapoint.
Anybody else who knows Sam well want to Chime in? All this hero worship is coming from people who don't know Sam and don't know why he's fired.