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after the Lex x Beff pod, i am more skeptical of than persuaded by e/acc: -URL vibes are 1000% hyper masculine, but the IRL vibes are… not, to put it bluntly -the sense it was started as satire, unexpectedly took off w/o a strong foundation, and now they’ve doubled down due to sunk cost fallacy any counters? SOS
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5 likes but no replies… does that mean you guys share skepticism but have no counters?
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What’s to counter? The whole thing was a clown show from the beginning, premised on false dichotomies. And yet it was being perpetuated through the availability cascades. Why? Cui bono?
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can you say more? not 100% following
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The argument to accelerate at any cost, and irrespective of risks, is a fundamentally unserious position And the with-us-or-against-us tenor revealed the advocates to be fundamentally unserious people There are more than the two options of acceleration vs moving backwards
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Nevertheless, this “movement” sucked the oxygen out of our timelines for a bit It was being pushed through social media, podcasts by availability entrepreneurs, with few questions asked Why were they doing so? To what end? https://pmarca.substack.com/p/availability-cascades-run-the-world
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