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  1. In case you still listen to the Lex Fridman podcast.

    The podcast of the guy who can't get enough of sucking the dick of

    - the world's first trillionaire aka the world's worst abomination
    - the guy who killed a million children by cutting USAID
    - the guy who did a S**g H**l Hitler salute and incited a pogrom
    - the guy who stole every working US-American's retirement funds

    xcancel.com/lexfridman/status/

    #LexFridman #fascism

  2. In case you still listen to the Lex Fridman podcast.

    The podcast of the guy who can't get enough of sucking the dick of

    - the world's first trillionaire aka the world's worst abomination
    - the guy who killed a million children by cutting USAID
    - the guy who did a S**g H**l Hitler salute and incited a pogrom
    - the guy who stole every working US-American's retirement funds

    xcancel.com/lexfridman/status/

    #LexFridman #fascism

  3. In case you still listen to the Lex Fridman podcast.

    The podcast of the guy who can't get enough of sucking the dick of

    - the world's first trillionaire aka the world's worst abomination
    - the guy who killed a million children by cutting USAID
    - the guy who did a S**g H**l Hitler salute and incited a pogrom
    - the guy who stole every working US-American's retirement funds

    xcancel.com/lexfridman/status/

    #LexFridman #fascism

  4. In case you still listen to the Lex Fridman podcast.

    The podcast of the guy who can't get enough of sucking the dick of

    - the world's first trillionaire aka the world's worst abomination
    - the guy who killed a million children by cutting USAID
    - the guy who did a S**g H**l Hitler salute and incited a pogrom
    - the guy who stole every working US-American's retirement funds

    xcancel.com/lexfridman/status/

  5. In case you still listen to the Lex Fridman podcast.

    The podcast of the guy who can't get enough of sucking the dick of

    - the world's first trillionaire aka the world's worst abomination
    - the guy who killed a million children by cutting USAID
    - the guy who did a S**g H**l Hitler salute and incited a pogrom
    - the guy who stole every working US-American's retirement funds

    xcancel.com/lexfridman/status/

    #LexFridman #fascism

  6. Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, is crashing the entire economy out of greed, through what some people euphemistically call "creative accounting", and what other people call fraud … thereby causing lots of misery and suffering, destroying many people's entire livelihoods.

    Only a propaganda mouthpiece could say that such a criminal is "kind" or "humble", even as a child (as if Lex knew Huang when the latter was a child).

    If you still listen to any of these popular podcasts (like Lex Fridman, Joe Rogan, Dwarkesh Patel, Andrew Huberman, Naval Ravikant) … for Goodness' sake, please stop.

    I don't care how interesting these are, or how much you like to listen about outer space or ancient Rome … these podcasters are lying to you and you don't even care about that.

    #LexFridman #JoeRogan #AndrewHuberman #NavalRavikant #techbros #techbro #JensenHuang #Nvidia

  7. Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, is crashing the entire economy out of greed, through what some people euphemistically call "creative accounting", and what other people call fraud … thereby causing lots of misery and suffering, destroying many people's entire livelihoods.

    Only a propaganda mouthpiece could say that such a criminal is "kind" or "humble", even as a child (as if Lex knew Huang when the latter was a child).

    If you still listen to any of these popular podcasts (like Lex Fridman, Joe Rogan, Dwarkesh Patel, Andrew Huberman, Naval Ravikant) … for Goodness' sake, please stop.

    I don't care how interesting these are, or how much you like to listen about outer space or ancient Rome … these podcasters are lying to you and you don't even care about that.

    #LexFridman #JoeRogan #AndrewHuberman #NavalRavikant #techbros #techbro #JensenHuang #Nvidia

  8. Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, is crashing the entire economy out of greed, through what some people euphemistically call "creative accounting", and what other people call fraud … thereby causing lots of misery and suffering, destroying many people's entire livelihoods.

    Only a propaganda mouthpiece could say that such a criminal is "kind" or "humble", even as a child (as if Lex knew Huang when the latter was a child).

    If you still listen to any of these popular podcasts (like Lex Fridman, Joe Rogan, Dwarkesh Patel, Andrew Huberman, Naval Ravikant) … for Goodness' sake, please stop.

    I don't care how interesting these are, or how much you like to listen about outer space or ancient Rome … these podcasters are lying to you and you don't even care about that.

    #LexFridman #JoeRogan #AndrewHuberman #NavalRavikant #techbros #techbro #JensenHuang #Nvidia

  9. Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, is crashing the entire economy out of greed, through what some people euphemistically call "creative accounting", and what other people call fraud … thereby causing lots of misery and suffering, destroying many people's entire livelihoods.

    Only a propaganda mouthpiece could say that such a criminal is "kind" or "humble", even as a child (as if Lex knew Huang when the latter was a child).

    If you still listen to any of these popular podcasts (like Lex Fridman, Joe Rogan, Dwarkesh Patel, Andrew Huberman, Naval Ravikant) … for Goodness' sake, please stop.

    I don't care how interesting these are, or how much you like to listen about outer space or ancient Rome … these podcasters are lying to you and you don't even care about that.

  10. Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, is crashing the entire economy out of greed, through what some people euphemistically call "creative accounting", and what other people call fraud … thereby causing lots of misery and suffering, destroying many people's entire livelihoods.

    Only a propaganda mouthpiece could say that such a criminal is "kind" or "humble", even as a child (as if Lex knew Huang when the latter was a child).

    If you still listen to any of these popular podcasts (like Lex Fridman, Joe Rogan, Dwarkesh Patel, Andrew Huberman, Naval Ravikant) … for Goodness' sake, please stop.

    I don't care how interesting these are, or how much you like to listen about outer space or ancient Rome … these podcasters are lying to you and you don't even care about that.

    #LexFridman #JoeRogan #AndrewHuberman #NavalRavikant #techbros #techbro #JensenHuang #Nvidia

  11. RE: mstdn.social/@rebeccawatson/11

    If you ever were interested in the Ketogenic Diet (possibly after listening to podcasters like Lex Fridman, Joe Rogan, Jordan Peterson, What I've Learned, etc.), then please listen to this piece by Rebecca Watson.

    Some guy – a firm believer in the keto diet, who is also a giant charlatan – set out for a study to prove once and for all that conventional medical wisdom is outdated and that the ketogenic diet doesn't cause plaque in your arteries.

    When he found that the keto diet in fact increased plaque worse than diabetes or obesity, on average by 42% within a year when he expected 0%, he omitted that information from his study.

    If you don't want to die from a heart attack in ten years, please don't follow the ketogenic diet.

    #JordanPeterson #LexFridman #JoeRogan

  12. RE: mstdn.social/@rebeccawatson/11

    If you ever were interested in the Ketogenic Diet (possibly after listening to podcasters like Lex Fridman, Joe Rogan, Jordan Peterson, What I've Learned, etc.), then please listen to this piece by Rebecca Watson.

    Some guy – a firm believer in the keto diet, who is also a giant charlatan – set out for a study to prove once and for all that conventional medical wisdom is outdated and that the ketogenic diet doesn't cause plaque in your arteries.

    When he found that the keto diet in fact increased plaque worse than diabetes or obesity, on average by 42% within a year when he expected 0%, he omitted that information from his study.

    If you don't want to die from a heart attack in ten years, please don't follow the ketogenic diet.

    #JordanPeterson #LexFridman #JoeRogan

  13. RE: mstdn.social/@rebeccawatson/11

    If you ever were interested in the Ketogenic Diet (possibly after listening to podcasters like Lex Fridman, Joe Rogan, Jordan Peterson, What I've Learned, etc.), then please listen to this piece by Rebecca Watson.

    Some guy – a firm believer in the keto diet, who is also a giant charlatan – set out for a study to prove once and for all that conventional medical wisdom is outdated and that the ketogenic diet doesn't cause plaque in your arteries.

    When he found that the keto diet in fact increased plaque worse than diabetes or obesity, on average by 42% within a year when he expected 0%, he omitted that information from his study.

    If you don't want to die from a heart attack in ten years, please don't follow the ketogenic diet.

    #JordanPeterson #LexFridman #JoeRogan

  14. If you ever were interested in the Ketogenic Diet (possibly after listening to podcasters like Lex Fridman, Joe Rogan, Jordan Peterson, What I've Learned, etc.), then please listen to this piece by Rebecca Watson.

    Some guy – a firm believer in the keto diet, who is also a giant charlatan – set out for a study to prove once and for all that conventional medical wisdom is outdated and that the ketogenic diet doesn't cause plaque in your arteries.

    When he found that the keto diet in fact increased plaque worse than diabetes or obesity, on average by 42% within a year when he expected 0%, he omitted that information from his study.

    If you don't want to die from a heart attack in ten years, please don't follow the ketogenic diet.

  15. RE: mstdn.social/@rebeccawatson/11

    If you ever were interested in the Ketogenic Diet (possibly after listening to podcasters like Lex Fridman, Joe Rogan, Jordan Peterson, What I've Learned, etc.), then please listen to this piece by Rebecca Watson.

    Some guy – a firm believer in the keto diet, who is also a giant charlatan – set out for a study to prove once and for all that conventional medical wisdom is outdated and that the ketogenic diet doesn't cause plaque in your arteries.

    When he found that the keto diet in fact increased plaque worse than diabetes or obesity, on average by 42% within a year when he expected 0%, he omitted that information from his study.

    If you don't want to die from a heart attack in ten years, please don't follow the ketogenic diet.

    #JordanPeterson #LexFridman #JoeRogan

  16. europesays.com/ro/143728/ „Cred că am atins Inteligența Artificială Generală”, a afirmat directorul executiv al Nvidia, Jensen Huang, la podcastul lui Lex Fridman / CEO-ul și-a nuanțat apoi afirmația #Afaceri #agi #Business #Jensen #LexFridman #Nvidia #RO #Română #Romania #Romanian

  17. Longtermism (L) is a continuation of effective altruism: It assumes that humanity will succeed in colonizing the entire universe or creating virtual worlds that would then contain unimaginable numbers of posthumans. Under these assumptions, it would create much more total "value" in the universe if today's limited resources would be spent to the benefit of these future posthumans that will only be born in billions or even trillions of years from now, than to the benefit of the humans living today. Believers claim to aim to positively affect the greatest number of people possible. In this belief system, most people who could exist, will exist in the far, far future. Believers argue that humanity should stop focusing on currently living people and their contemporary problems, unless it would influence the distant future, because this approach is a suboptimal use of resources on the mission to maximize total value. Humanity should instead focus on what would benefit the population in the far, far future, which adds more total value to the universe due to the unimaginably larger number of people in the future population. This suspiciously somehow always seems to coincide with what benefits billionaires today.

    Representatives of each toxic ideology have been platformed on the #LexFridman podcast. From Ray Kurzweil to Nick Bostrom to Ben Goertzel to Eliezer Yudkowsky to William MacAskill to Elon Musk.

    I've watched colleages fall victim to these toxic ideologies because they didn't understand them. They naively and cluelessly thought of Lex Fridman as a role model and an intelligent, disciplined bigger brother who is good at playing guitar and martial arts. They'd thought the platformed guests were just random people with interesting ideas, rather than a concerted effort to spread these toxic ideologies among young (and not so young) men.

    And I haven't even mentioned effective accelerationism or figures like Guillaume Verdon or Marc Andreessen yet. They want to maximize the likelihood of the realization of AGI (see singularitarianism) by turning the knobs of capitalism to eleven. And everyone should know this means fascism.

    Sources: The TESCREAL paper and the relevant Wikipedia pages

    3/3

    #TESCREAL #capitalism #fascism

  18. Longtermism (L) is a continuation of effective altruism: It assumes that humanity will succeed in colonizing the entire universe or creating virtual worlds that would then contain unimaginable numbers of posthumans. Under these assumptions, it would create much more total "value" in the universe if today's limited resources would be spent to the benefit of these future posthumans that will only be born in billions or even trillions of years from now, than to the benefit of the humans living today. Believers claim to aim to positively affect the greatest number of people possible. In this belief system, most people who could exist, will exist in the far, far future. Believers argue that humanity should stop focusing on currently living people and their contemporary problems, unless it would influence the distant future, because this approach is a suboptimal use of resources on the mission to maximize total value. Humanity should instead focus on what would benefit the population in the far, far future, which adds more total value to the universe due to the unimaginably larger number of people in the future population. This suspiciously somehow always seems to coincide with what benefits billionaires today.

    Representatives of each toxic ideology have been platformed on the #LexFridman podcast. From Ray Kurzweil to Nick Bostrom to Ben Goertzel to Eliezer Yudkowsky to William MacAskill to Elon Musk.

    I've watched colleages fall victim to these toxic ideologies because they didn't understand them. They naively and cluelessly thought of Lex Fridman as a role model and an intelligent, disciplined bigger brother who is good at playing guitar and martial arts. They'd thought the platformed guests were just random people with interesting ideas, rather than a concerted effort to spread these toxic ideologies among young (and not so young) men.

    And I haven't even mentioned effective accelerationism or figures like Guillaume Verdon or Marc Andreessen yet. They want to maximize the likelihood of the realization of AGI (see singularitarianism) by turning the knobs of capitalism to eleven. And everyone should know this means fascism.

    Sources: The TESCREAL paper and the relevant Wikipedia pages

    3/3

    #TESCREAL #capitalism #fascism

  19. Longtermism (L) is a continuation of effective altruism: It assumes that humanity will succeed in colonizing the entire universe or creating virtual worlds that would then contain unimaginable numbers of posthumans. Under these assumptions, it would create much more total "value" in the universe if today's limited resources would be spent to the benefit of these future posthumans that will only be born in billions or even trillions of years from now, than to the benefit of the humans living today. Believers claim to aim to positively affect the greatest number of people possible. In this belief system, most people who could exist, will exist in the far, far future. Believers argue that humanity should stop focusing on currently living people and their contemporary problems, unless it would influence the distant future, because this approach is a suboptimal use of resources on the mission to maximize total value. Humanity should instead focus on what would benefit the population in the far, far future, which adds more total value to the universe due to the unimaginably larger number of people in the future population. This suspiciously somehow always seems to coincide with what benefits billionaires today.

    Representatives of each toxic ideology have been platformed on the #LexFridman podcast. From Ray Kurzweil to Nick Bostrom to Ben Goertzel to Eliezer Yudkowsky to William MacAskill to Elon Musk.

    I've watched colleages fall victim to these toxic ideologies because they didn't understand them. They naively and cluelessly thought of Lex Fridman as a role model and an intelligent, disciplined bigger brother who is good at playing guitar and martial arts. They'd thought the platformed guests were just random people with interesting ideas, rather than a concerted effort to spread these toxic ideologies among young (and not so young) men.

    And I haven't even mentioned effective accelerationism or figures like Guillaume Verdon or Marc Andreessen yet. They want to maximize the likelihood of the realization of AGI (see singularitarianism) by turning the knobs of capitalism to eleven. And everyone should know this means fascism.

    Sources: The TESCREAL paper and the relevant Wikipedia pages

    3/3

    #TESCREAL #capitalism #fascism

  20. Longtermism (L) is a continuation of effective altruism: It assumes that humanity will succeed in colonizing the entire universe or creating virtual worlds that would then contain unimaginable numbers of posthumans. Under these assumptions, it would create much more total "value" in the universe if today's limited resources would be spent to the benefit of these future posthumans that will only be born in billions or even trillions of years from now, than to the benefit of the humans living today. Believers claim to aim to positively affect the greatest number of people possible. In this belief system, most people who could exist, will exist in the far, far future. Believers argue that humanity should stop focusing on currently living people and their contemporary problems, unless it would influence the distant future, because this approach is a suboptimal use of resources on the mission to maximize total value. Humanity should instead focus on what would benefit the population in the far, far future, which adds more total value to the universe due to the unimaginably larger number of people in the future population. This suspiciously somehow always seems to coincide with what benefits billionaires today.

    Representatives of each toxic ideology have been platformed on the podcast. From Ray Kurzweil to Nick Bostrom to Ben Goertzel to Eliezer Yudkowsky to William MacAskill to Elon Musk.

    I've watched colleages fall victim to these toxic ideologies because they didn't understand them. They naively and cluelessly thought of Lex Fridman as a role model and an intelligent, disciplined bigger brother who is good at playing guitar and martial arts. They'd thought the platformed guests were just random people with interesting ideas, rather than a concerted effort to spread these toxic ideologies among young (and not so young) men.

    And I haven't even mentioned effective accelerationism or figures like Guillaume Verdon or Marc Andreessen yet. They want to maximize the likelihood of the realization of AGI (see singularitarianism) by turning the knobs of capitalism to eleven. And everyone should know this means fascism.

    Sources: The TESCREAL paper and the relevant Wikipedia pages

    3/3

  21. Longtermism (L) is a continuation of effective altruism: It assumes that humanity will succeed in colonizing the entire universe or creating virtual worlds that would then contain unimaginable numbers of posthumans. Under these assumptions, it would create much more total "value" in the universe if today's limited resources would be spent to the benefit of these future posthumans that will only be born in billions or even trillions of years from now, than to the benefit of the humans living today. Believers claim to aim to positively affect the greatest number of people possible. In this belief system, most people who could exist, will exist in the far, far future. Believers argue that humanity should stop focusing on currently living people and their contemporary problems, unless it would influence the distant future, because this approach is a suboptimal use of resources on the mission to maximize total value. Humanity should instead focus on what would benefit the population in the far, far future, which adds more total value to the universe due to the unimaginably larger number of people in the future population. This suspiciously somehow always seems to coincide with what benefits billionaires today.

    Representatives of each toxic ideology have been platformed on the #LexFridman podcast. From Ray Kurzweil to Nick Bostrom to Ben Goertzel to Eliezer Yudkowsky to William MacAskill to Elon Musk.

    I've watched colleages fall victim to these toxic ideologies because they didn't understand them. They naively and cluelessly thought of Lex Fridman as a role model and an intelligent, disciplined bigger brother who is good at playing guitar and martial arts. They'd thought the platformed guests were just random people with interesting ideas, rather than a concerted effort to spread these toxic ideologies among young (and not so young) men.

    And I haven't even mentioned effective accelerationism or figures like Guillaume Verdon or Marc Andreessen yet. They want to maximize the likelihood of the realization of AGI (see singularitarianism) by turning the knobs of capitalism to eleven. And everyone should know this means fascism.

    Sources: The TESCREAL paper and the relevant Wikipedia pages

    3/3

    #TESCREAL #capitalism #fascism

  22. **Trạng thái AI năm 2026: LLM, lập trình, quy luật mở rộng, Trung Quốc, agent, GPU, AGI. Lex Fridman Podcast #490 phân tích xu hướng công nghệ AI và thách thức tương lai.**
    #AI #LLM #AGI #TechTrend #TríTuệNhânTạo #AI2026 #LocalLLaMA

    *(Dự báo AI 2026: Phát triển LLM mã nguồn mở, tác động của quy mô dữ liệu, vai trò Trung Quốc, tiến bộ GPU và bước gần hơn đến AGI.)*
    #ThuốcNhuộmAI #TươngLaiCôngNghệ #LexFridman #AIInsights

    reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/commen

  23. I have been studying this interview with John Carmack, for years now. In the past month I must've played through it at least a dozen times. It's such a treasure trove. I think programmers specifically will find it enrichibg, but also everyone who's working on computer games.
    Do as I do: download this and listen to it over and over. Week after week I discover new layers to this conversation. #JohnCarmack #LexFridman #GameDev #Programming
    youtube.com/watch?v=I845O57ZSy4

  24. I have been studying this interview with John Carmack, for years now. In the past month I must've played through it at least a dozen times. It's such a treasure trove. I think programmers specifically will find it enrichibg, but also everyone who's working on computer games.
    Do as I do: download this and listen to it over and over. Week after week I discover new layers to this conversation. #JohnCarmack #LexFridman #GameDev #Programming
    youtube.com/watch?v=I845O57ZSy4

  25. I have been studying this interview with John Carmack, for years now. In the past month I must've played through it at least a dozen times. It's such a treasure trove. I think programmers specifically will find it enrichibg, but also everyone who's working on computer games.
    Do as I do: download this and listen to it over and over. Week after week I discover new layers to this conversation. #JohnCarmack #LexFridman #GameDev #Programming
    youtube.com/watch?v=I845O57ZSy4

  26. I have been studying this interview with John Carmack, for years now. In the past month I must've played through it at least a dozen times. It's such a treasure trove. I think programmers specifically will find it enrichibg, but also everyone who's working on computer games.
    Do as I do: download this and listen to it over and over. Week after week I discover new layers to this conversation. #JohnCarmack #LexFridman #GameDev #Programming
    youtube.com/watch?v=I845O57ZSy4

  27. I have been studying this interview with John Carmack, for years now. In the past month I must've played through it at least a dozen times. It's such a treasure trove. I think programmers specifically will find it enrichibg, but also everyone who's working on computer games.
    Do as I do: download this and listen to it over and over. Week after week I discover new layers to this conversation. #JohnCarmack #LexFridman #GameDev #Programming
    youtube.com/watch?v=I845O57ZSy4

  28. "In the 90s we had the mahogany boom ... and you almost can't find a mahogany tree in the [Amazon] jungle anymore. And if you want to talk about carbon sequestration in the rainforest, the ancient hardwoods hold like 60% of the carbon of the whole rainforest."

    #PaulRosolie, 2023

    lexfridman.com/paul-rosolie/

    In Aotearoa that's kauri, rimu, totara and kahikatea.

    (1/2)

    #podcasts #LexFridman #CarbonSequestration #Amazon #rainforest

  29. "In the 90s we had the mahogany boom ... and you almost can't find a mahogany tree in the [Amazon] jungle anymore. And if you want to talk about carbon sequestration in the rainforest, the ancient hardwoods hold like 60% of the carbon of the whole rainforest."

    #PaulRosolie, 2023

    lexfridman.com/paul-rosolie/

    In Aotearoa that's kauri, rimu, totara and kahikatea.

    (1/2)

    #podcasts #LexFridman #CarbonSequestration #Amazon #rainforest

  30. "In the 90s we had the mahogany boom ... and you almost can't find a mahogany tree in the [Amazon] jungle anymore. And if you want to talk about carbon sequestration in the rainforest, the ancient hardwoods hold like 60% of the carbon of the whole rainforest."

    #PaulRosolie, 2023

    lexfridman.com/paul-rosolie/

    In Aotearoa that's kauri, rimu, totara and kahikatea.

    (1/2)

    #podcasts #LexFridman #CarbonSequestration #Amazon #rainforest

  31. "In the 90s we had the mahogany boom ... and you almost can't find a mahogany tree in the [Amazon] jungle anymore. And if you want to talk about carbon sequestration in the rainforest, the ancient hardwoods hold like 60% of the carbon of the whole rainforest."

    #PaulRosolie, 2023

    lexfridman.com/paul-rosolie/

    In Aotearoa that's kauri, rimu, totara and kahikatea.

    (1/2)

    #podcasts #LexFridman #CarbonSequestration #Amazon #rainforest

  32. @pawelgrzybek

    > I will definitely read your post and I will form my opinion about him.

    Thank you.

    > Have a good day.

    Thank you.

    > Surely I published that not to promote any of these terrible things you mentioned, but because I found the story about undiscovered tribes and huge anacondas interesting.

    I get that and I believe you, and three years after my personal breaking point where I finally couldn't but accept who Lex Fridman truly is, I still struggle with that point. I watched the first episode with Rosolie and found it super interesting, and would like to see more if only I wouldn't be supporting Fridman that way, so I get you.

    Please read this article to know what I mean and learn where I come from:
    businessinsider.com/lex-fridma

    I love everything science and up until three years ago, I watched almost every episode. After I could no longer justify how Lex can remain friends with Musk, even in 2023, and even become friends with Mark Zuckerberg—I couldn't give Lex the benefit of the doubt anymore—I struggled and was in denial for a while. For years, I had watched almost all of his episodes, so it felt somewhat like part of my identity … that I now needed to let go off, when I finally accepted that Lex is playing us for fools with his both-sideism.

    Analogy: When I learn that my favorite bar is owned by a Hell's Angel, I won't go there anymore, not even for a public viewing of the soccer world championship. Not even when that bar has the biggest TVs and best beer in town. Because going there would legitimize that bar. That's how I see it. Same with random interesting episodes from a podcast that shouldn't be legitimized.

    #LexFridman

  33. @pawelgrzybek

    > I will definitely read your post and I will form my opinion about him.

    Thank you.

    > Have a good day.

    Thank you.

    > Surely I published that not to promote any of these terrible things you mentioned, but because I found the story about undiscovered tribes and huge anacondas interesting.

    I get that and I believe you, and three years after my personal breaking point where I finally couldn't but accept who Lex Fridman truly is, I still struggle with that point. I watched the first episode with Rosolie and found it super interesting, and would like to see more if only I wouldn't be supporting Fridman that way, so I get you.

    Please read this article to know what I mean and learn where I come from:
    businessinsider.com/lex-fridma

    I love everything science and up until three years ago, I watched almost every episode. After I could no longer justify how Lex can remain friends with Musk, even in 2023, and even become friends with Mark Zuckerberg—I couldn't give Lex the benefit of the doubt anymore—I struggled and was in denial for a while. For years, I had watched almost all of his episodes, so it felt somewhat like part of my identity … that I now needed to let go off, when I finally accepted that Lex is playing us for fools with his both-sideism.

    Analogy: When I learn that my favorite bar is owned by a Hell's Angel, I won't go there anymore, not even for a public viewing of the soccer world championship. Not even when that bar has the biggest TVs and best beer in town. Because going there would legitimize that bar. That's how I see it. Same with random interesting episodes from a podcast that shouldn't be legitimized.

    #LexFridman

  34. @pawelgrzybek

    > I will definitely read your post and I will form my opinion about him.

    Thank you.

    > Have a good day.

    Thank you.

    > Surely I published that not to promote any of these terrible things you mentioned, but because I found the story about undiscovered tribes and huge anacondas interesting.

    I get that and I believe you, and three years after my personal breaking point where I finally couldn't but accept who Lex Fridman truly is, I still struggle with that point. I watched the first episode with Rosolie and found it super interesting, and would like to see more if only I wouldn't be supporting Fridman that way, so I get you.

    Please read this article to know what I mean and learn where I come from:
    businessinsider.com/lex-fridma

    I love everything science and up until three years ago, I watched almost every episode. After I could no longer justify how Lex can remain friends with Musk, even in 2023, and even become friends with Mark Zuckerberg—I couldn't give Lex the benefit of the doubt anymore—I struggled and was in denial for a while. For years, I had watched almost all of his episodes, so it felt somewhat like part of my identity … that I now needed to let go off, when I finally accepted that Lex is playing us for fools with his both-sideism.

    Analogy: When I learn that my favorite bar is owned by a Hell's Angel, I won't go there anymore, not even for a public viewing of the soccer world championship. Not even when that bar has the biggest TVs and best beer in town. Because going there would legitimize that bar. That's how I see it. Same with random interesting episodes from a podcast that shouldn't be legitimized.

    #LexFridman

  35. @pawelgrzybek

    > I will definitely read your post and I will form my opinion about him.

    Thank you.

    > Have a good day.

    Thank you.

    > Surely I published that not to promote any of these terrible things you mentioned, but because I found the story about undiscovered tribes and huge anacondas interesting.

    I get that and I believe you, and three years after my personal breaking point where I finally couldn't but accept who Lex Fridman truly is, I still struggle with that point. I watched the first episode with Rosolie and found it super interesting, and would like to see more if only I wouldn't be supporting Fridman that way, so I get you.

    Please read this article to know what I mean and learn where I come from:
    businessinsider.com/lex-fridma

    I love everything science and up until three years ago, I watched almost every episode. After I could no longer justify how Lex can remain friends with Musk, even in 2023, and even become friends with Mark Zuckerberg—I couldn't give Lex the benefit of the doubt anymore—I struggled and was in denial for a while. For years, I had watched almost all of his episodes, so it felt somewhat like part of my identity … that I now needed to let go off, when I finally accepted that Lex is playing us for fools with his both-sideism.

    Analogy: When I learn that my favorite bar is owned by a Hell's Angel, I won't go there anymore, not even for a public viewing of the soccer world championship. Not even when that bar has the biggest TVs and best beer in town. Because going there would legitimize that bar. That's how I see it. Same with random interesting episodes from a podcast that shouldn't be legitimized.

  36. @pawelgrzybek

    > I will definitely read your post and I will form my opinion about him.

    Thank you.

    > Have a good day.

    Thank you.

    > Surely I published that not to promote any of these terrible things you mentioned, but because I found the story about undiscovered tribes and huge anacondas interesting.

    I get that and I believe you, and three years after my personal breaking point where I finally couldn't but accept who Lex Fridman truly is, I still struggle with that point. I watched the first episode with Rosolie and found it super interesting, and would like to see more if only I wouldn't be supporting Fridman that way, so I get you.

    Please read this article to know what I mean and learn where I come from:
    businessinsider.com/lex-fridma

    I love everything science and up until three years ago, I watched almost every episode. After I could no longer justify how Lex can remain friends with Musk, even in 2023, and even become friends with Mark Zuckerberg—I couldn't give Lex the benefit of the doubt anymore—I struggled and was in denial for a while. For years, I had watched almost all of his episodes, so it felt somewhat like part of my identity … that I now needed to let go off, when I finally accepted that Lex is playing us for fools with his both-sideism.

    Analogy: When I learn that my favorite bar is owned by a Hell's Angel, I won't go there anymore, not even for a public viewing of the soccer world championship. Not even when that bar has the biggest TVs and best beer in town. Because going there would legitimize that bar. That's how I see it. Same with random interesting episodes from a podcast that shouldn't be legitimized.

    #LexFridman

  37. @pawelgrzybek Hi Paweł, I discovered you through the #neovim hashtag and enjoy your Neovim tips. I also enjoy your keyboard-related content as I use a ZSA Moonlander myself.

    But I wish you would take this following post of mine to heart (and all my other posts I tagged with #LexFridman).

    Mentioned post: hachyderm.io/@davidculley/1158

    All tagged posts: hachyderm.io/@davidculley/tagg

    I wrote them with my ex-coworkers in mind who are still big fans of Fridman, like I was up until three years ago. I ended contact with them because I won't be friends with people who align their thinking with a friend of Musk, Trump's daughter, Rogan, and other fascist figures. Even if that friend of fascist figures mixes interesting episodes like those with Rosolie in-between his platforming of fascists like Ivanka Trump, Jared Kushner, Donald Trump, JFK Jr., Balaji Srinivasan, Jordan Peterson, and many more. Lex willingly and intentionally contributed to get Trump elected.

    Of course I can't command you what to do, but I will unfollow you if I keep seeing my fascism-legitimizing ex-coworkers in you. Your neovim tips aren't important enough to me that I couldn't do without them, as good as they are.

    P.S. I write this because I enjoy your content and share your interests and would like to avoid unfollowing you. If I thought you were a fascist and promoted fascism intentionally, I would've just blocked you instead of trying to convince you to see what I see.

    #LexFridman

  38. @pawelgrzybek Hi Paweł, I discovered you through the #neovim hashtag and enjoy your Neovim tips. I also enjoy your keyboard-related content as I use a ZSA Moonlander myself.

    But I wish you would take this following post of mine to heart (and all my other posts I tagged with #LexFridman).

    Mentioned post: hachyderm.io/@davidculley/1158

    All tagged posts: hachyderm.io/@davidculley/tagg

    I wrote them with my ex-coworkers in mind who are still big fans of Fridman, like I was up until three years ago. I ended contact with them because I won't be friends with people who align their thinking with a friend of Musk, Trump's daughter, Rogan, and other fascist figures. Even if that friend of fascist figures mixes interesting episodes like those with Rosolie in-between his platforming of fascists like Ivanka Trump, Jared Kushner, Donald Trump, JFK Jr., Balaji Srinivasan, Jordan Peterson, and many more. Lex willingly and intentionally contributed to get Trump elected.

    Of course I can't command you what to do, but I will unfollow you if I keep seeing my fascism-legitimizing ex-coworkers in you. Your neovim tips aren't important enough to me that I couldn't do without them, as good as they are.

    P.S. I write this because I enjoy your content and share your interests and would like to avoid unfollowing you. If I thought you were a fascist and promoted fascism intentionally, I would've just blocked you instead of trying to convince you to see what I see.

    #LexFridman

  39. @pawelgrzybek Hi Paweł, I discovered you through the #neovim hashtag and enjoy your Neovim tips. I also enjoy your keyboard-related content as I use a ZSA Moonlander myself.

    But I wish you would take this following post of mine to heart (and all my other posts I tagged with #LexFridman).

    Mentioned post: hachyderm.io/@davidculley/1158

    All tagged posts: hachyderm.io/@davidculley/tagg

    I wrote them with my ex-coworkers in mind who are still big fans of Fridman, like I was up until three years ago. I ended contact with them because I won't be friends with people who align their thinking with a friend of Musk, Trump's daughter, Rogan, and other fascist figures. Even if that friend of fascist figures mixes interesting episodes like those with Rosolie in-between his platforming of fascists like Ivanka Trump, Jared Kushner, Donald Trump, JFK Jr., Balaji Srinivasan, Jordan Peterson, and many more. Lex willingly and intentionally contributed to get Trump elected.

    Of course I can't command you what to do, but I will unfollow you if I keep seeing my fascism-legitimizing ex-coworkers in you. Your neovim tips aren't important enough to me that I couldn't do without them, as good as they are.

    P.S. I write this because I enjoy your content and share your interests and would like to avoid unfollowing you. If I thought you were a fascist and promoted fascism intentionally, I would've just blocked you instead of trying to convince you to see what I see.

    #LexFridman

  40. @pawelgrzybek Hi Paweł, I discovered you through the hashtag and enjoy your Neovim tips. I also enjoy your keyboard-related content as I use a ZSA Moonlander myself.

    But I wish you would take this following post of mine to heart (and all my other posts I tagged with ).

    Mentioned post: hachyderm.io/@davidculley/1158

    All tagged posts: hachyderm.io/@davidculley/tagg

    I wrote them with my ex-coworkers in mind who are still big fans of Fridman, like I was up until three years ago. I ended contact with them because I won't be friends with people who align their thinking with a friend of Musk, Trump's daughter, Rogan, and other fascist figures. Even if that friend of fascist figures mixes interesting episodes like those with Rosolie in-between his platforming of fascists like Ivanka Trump, Jared Kushner, Donald Trump, JFK Jr., Balaji Srinivasan, Jordan Peterson, and many more. Lex willingly and intentionally contributed to get Trump elected.

    Of course I can't command you what to do, but I will unfollow you if I keep seeing my fascism-legitimizing ex-coworkers in you. Your neovim tips aren't important enough to me that I couldn't do without them, as good as they are.

    P.S. I write this because I enjoy your content and share your interests and would like to avoid unfollowing you. If I thought you were a fascist and promoted fascism intentionally, I would've just blocked you instead of trying to convince you to see what I see.

  41. @pawelgrzybek Hi Paweł, I discovered you through the #neovim hashtag and enjoy your Neovim tips. I also enjoy your keyboard-related content as I use a ZSA Moonlander myself.

    But I wish you would take this following post of mine to heart (and all my other posts I tagged with #LexFridman).

    Mentioned post: hachyderm.io/@davidculley/1158

    All tagged posts: hachyderm.io/@davidculley/tagg

    I wrote them with my ex-coworkers in mind who are still big fans of Fridman, like I was up until three years ago. I ended contact with them because I won't be friends with people who align their thinking with a friend of Musk, Trump's daughter, Rogan, and other fascist figures. Even if that friend of fascist figures mixes interesting episodes like those with Rosolie in-between his platforming of fascists like Ivanka Trump, Jared Kushner, Donald Trump, JFK Jr., Balaji Srinivasan, Jordan Peterson, and many more. Lex willingly and intentionally contributed to get Trump elected.

    Of course I can't command you what to do, but I will unfollow you if I keep seeing my fascism-legitimizing ex-coworkers in you. Your neovim tips aren't important enough to me that I couldn't do without them, as good as they are.

    P.S. I write this because I enjoy your content and share your interests and would like to avoid unfollowing you. If I thought you were a fascist and promoted fascism intentionally, I would've just blocked you instead of trying to convince you to see what I see.

    #LexFridman

  42. The disgusting billionaire Bill Ackman donated $10,000 to the GoFundMe campaign for the fascist murderer of Renee Good.

    Side note: GoFundMe violates its own rules by tolerating that campaign in the first place.

    Ackman is the racist bully who pressured Harvard's first female black president into losing her position, by campaigning against diversity and inclusion. What a dick.

    His wife is Neri Oxman, employed at MIT. Both are very good friends of Lex Fridman. Both were already on Lex's podcast. Multiple times even in Neri's case.

    Ackman was on mainly to bitch and whine about his racist worldview, being the pathetic loser that he is. Oxman talked much about biology and science.

    This is what you legitimate if you watch or listen to the #LexFridman podcast. Even if you say, "I skip all the politicial episodes and those episodes where he invites obvious right-wingers such as Trump. I watch only the episodes with scientists."

    First: Oxman is an example where a guest who's seemingly "just a scientist" is in reality not that … but more.

    Second: Still, you legitimize a podcast that also invites those other guest.

    Stop idolizing Lex Fridman if you still do. Stop watching his interviews, alltogether, if you still do. He can say he's neither right nor left but forms his opinion on a case-by-case basis as often as he likes, but it's obvious to anyone who pays attention where Lex Fridman stands politically and morally. Distance yourself.

    theintercept.com/2026/01/12/ic

    Mute any of these tags if you don't want to read about them.

    #LexFridman #fascism #ICE

  43. The disgusting billionaire Bill Ackman donated $10,000 to the GoFundMe campaign for the fascist murderer of Renee Good.

    Side note: GoFundMe violates its own rules by tolerating that campaign in the first place.

    Ackman is the racist bully who pressured Harvard's first female black president into losing her position, by campaigning against diversity and inclusion. What a dick.

    His wife is Neri Oxman, employed at MIT. Both are very good friends of Lex Fridman. Both were already on Lex's podcast. Multiple times even in Neri's case.

    Ackman was on mainly to bitch and whine about his racist worldview, being the pathetic loser that he is. Oxman talked much about biology and science.

    This is what you legitimate if you watch or listen to the #LexFridman podcast. Even if you say, "I skip all the politicial episodes and those episodes where he invites obvious right-wingers such as Trump. I watch only the episodes with scientists."

    First: Oxman is an example where a guest who's seemingly "just a scientist" is in reality not that … but more.

    Second: Still, you legitimize a podcast that also invites those other guest.

    Stop idolizing Lex Fridman if you still do. Stop watching his interviews, alltogether, if you still do. He can say he's neither right nor left but forms his opinion on a case-by-case basis as often as he likes, but it's obvious to anyone who pays attention where Lex Fridman stands politically and morally. Distance yourself.

    theintercept.com/2026/01/12/ic

    Mute any of these tags if you don't want to read about them.

    #LexFridman #fascism #ICE

  44. The disgusting billionaire Bill Ackman donated $10,000 to the GoFundMe campaign for the fascist murderer of Renee Good.

    Side note: GoFundMe violates its own rules by tolerating that campaign in the first place.

    Ackman is the racist bully who pressured Harvard's first female black president into losing her position, by campaigning against diversity and inclusion. What a dick.

    His wife is Neri Oxman, employed at MIT. Both are very good friends of Lex Fridman. Both were already on Lex's podcast. Multiple times even in Neri's case.

    Ackman was on mainly to bitch and whine about his racist worldview, being the pathetic loser that he is. Oxman talked much about biology and science.

    This is what you legitimate if you watch or listen to the #LexFridman podcast. Even if you say, "I skip all the politicial episodes and those episodes where he invites obvious right-wingers such as Trump. I watch only the episodes with scientists."

    First: Oxman is an example where a guest who's seemingly "just a scientist" is in reality not that … but more.

    Second: Still, you legitimize a podcast that also invites those other guest.

    Stop idolizing Lex Fridman if you still do. Stop watching his interviews, alltogether, if you still do. He can say he's neither right nor left but forms his opinion on a case-by-case basis as often as he likes, but it's obvious to anyone who pays attention where Lex Fridman stands politically and morally. Distance yourself.

    theintercept.com/2026/01/12/ic

    Mute any of these tags if you don't want to read about them.

    #LexFridman #fascism #ICE