This + the article it references are two of the dumbest pieces of writing I've seen in a minute, tell me you're desperate for story ideas without telling me

https://www.thecut.com/article/wait-partifuls-founders-worked-at-palantir.html

What’s interesting to me about Partiful is not the Palantir past of the founders but their public insistence that they don’t have fiduciary duties 

They do! I don’t care what they say, they do! They do in fact have a responsibility to recoup capital. They aren’t a charity. 

I dislike this so much although I have benefited from it. Over time I think this type of posture makes for irresponsible founders and consumers inured to the idea that they “deserve” free lunches

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There’s a fine line between being disruptive and being dismissive of responsibility. Founders playing the ‘no fiduciary duty’ card might think it’s edgy, but it signals a deeper issue of accountability in startup culture