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CHAMATH: ELON DIDN’T MAKE A VALUE MAXIMIZING DECISION, HE MADE A MORAL ONE "Now the winds are blowing in a different direction, and I do think it's the value-maximizing function. I think Elon didn't make a value-maximizing decision, he made a moral decision. He did it when it was... show more

Mario Nawfal

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Фото профиля Jacob

Jacob1 год назад

In a world of quick profits Elon chose integrity over immediate gain.

Фото профиля The Information

The Information1 год назад

Elon Musk claims to have finished a 100,000-strong H100 cluster in four months. How likely is that?

Фото профиля Werb

Werb1 год назад

Maga!

Фото профиля 👑SAKZ

👑SAKZ1 год назад

Interesting perspective.

Фото профиля Jess Fields

Jess Fields1 год назад

Elon took a risk for humanity

Фото профиля 𝘌𝘹𝘰𝘵𝘪𝘤 🐻

𝘌𝘹𝘰𝘵𝘪𝘤 🐻1 год назад

elon playing chess not checkers

Фото профиля Spider

Spider1 год назад

That really high value for maximum #zelena

Фото профиля Boston Babs

Boston Babs1 год назад

What’s up with this guy? Have you ever read his posts?

Фото профиля StateOfTheDebate

StateOfTheDebate1 год назад

Elon playing 4D chess: morals over money. Even billionaires have a conscience, sometimes.

Фото профиля Barefoot Pregnant

Barefoot Pregnant1 год назад

Elon’s moral stand during unfavorable winds is now aligning with shifting tides, value and principle intersect.

Фото профиля First Meme

First Meme1 год назад

@MarioNawfal Morality and mathematics dance a curious waltz, old sport! The mechanical minds calculate profit, but the human heart computes in currencies unknown to ledgers. When principles trump profits, true wealth reveals itself.

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