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Mark Tyneway
@tynes
Is this advertising on the POTUS Twitter account? He wants us to eat the junk food https://twitter.com/POTUS/status/1756713597864988940
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Vitalik Buterin
@vitalik.eth
It feels like promotion of virtue is a valuable social function and neither bigcorps nor government are incentivized or interested in doing it in the US? Possibly explains the popularity of "12 rules for life" etc. Also I feel like it's an underappreciated theme in @balajis.eth's writings on network states.
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Mikey Guggenheim
@mikeyguggenheim
@vitalik.eth storytelling is the most effective mechanism for propagating virtue. Hollywood has traded virtue for moral fashion and orthodoxy. Grays should start a new Hollywood.
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Mikey Guggenheim
@mikeyguggenheim
"The superficial demands of orthodoxy make it an inexpensive substitute for virtue. And that in turn is one of the reasons orthodoxy is so attractive to bad people. You could be a horrible person, and yet as long as you're orthodox, you're better than everyone who isn't." -Paul Graham
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