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by deburo
73 days ago
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Which makes me curious about what Marc actually meant. The quote itself raises eyebrows. EDIT:
From checking in with Claude about his talk. > So the thing he was arguing against was specifically what he sees as a modern therapeutic culture — the expectation that people should examine their motives, feel guilty about their actions, and look backward. He wasn't framing it as a philosophical position so much as a practical one about founder effectiveness. https://claude.ai/share/9c5611f7-fd0e-4f76-bd39-e1129c035a4f |
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The author says outright in her comments that the aim is not to engage with what Marc actually meant, but to chastise him for bad thoughts expressed on Twitter:
“I get where you’re coming from - and I’m not sure I’d disagree with Marc, if that were the point he made. But his hours // days long crash out on Twitter I think made it clear that a lack of introspection was certainly at work…”