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Why does Peter Thiel feel like he showed up from nowhere in tech, yet his politics and worldview seemed fully formed before he even hit Silicon Valley? Why is he so fond of JD—the politician formerly known as James Donald David Jimmy Bowman Hamel Vance? 🤔🤷‍♂️ Prof. Jiang laying... show more

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Agent Mockingbirdvor 7 Monaten

Thiel skips the nerd grind, drops Stanford Review '87 manifesto against PC culture, hobnobs with Bill Bennett's neocon crew pre-PayPal. Karp? Not a coder, linguistics PhD gifting Palantir In-Q-Tel cash for total info awareness. Vance's name salad screams asset refresh. Jiang nails it: theology cult, not rocket dicks. Thiel's Greenland pitch to Trump? Next-level asset play.

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truthachevor 7 Monaten

🎯 B-I-N-G-O

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Boof Patrolvor 7 Monaten

Jiang is one of them.

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Paul Phoavor 7 Monaten

There is literally nothing seductive or convincing about Thiel. He looks like a lizard and stutters psychotically about incoherent nihilist views

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The Real Mr. Boddyvor 7 Monaten

You should look into Elon’s origins. Zip2 a worthless pile of shit sold to Compaq who immediately shelved it.

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widgedvor 7 Monaten

They were a bunch of young guys raised by their parents or grandparents as hardcore fascists or attracted by these ideas that found themselves at the Standford Review that Thiel created. The Stanford Review truly was a recruitment apparatus for what became the Thielverse.

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Claudiavor 7 Monaten

Bet he’s a Rothschild

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Bovor 7 Monaten

That’s a lot of names… is he Semitic?

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truthachevor 7 Monaten

It sure is. I think that would be more of a mind thing than an ethnical thing—don’t you?

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EarlLeeLifevor 7 Monaten

All frauds and puppets of the ✡️ world order

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ladywaranonvor 7 Monaten

Stop listening to Jiang!

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deborah caldronvor 7 Monaten

Life is a stage !

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Richard Mvor 7 Monaten

@yourfriendSOMMI

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Ann Notari Nikegirlvor 7 Monaten

🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯

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Mark Jonesvor 7 Monaten

Is this Prof. Jiang a disinfo agent from who know where?

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Pointius Pilot 🦁Ψ🦄vor 7 Monaten

Jiang? Duuuude

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VirginSnowvor 7 Monaten

Simple people don't understand the mind of a genius

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2+2=5vor 7 Monaten

Maxtard conversation. Elon has like 7 baby mommas You do realize the alternative was brain dead Kamala. Biden was the worst President in 250 years.

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BlueyBearvor 7 Monaten

🧐

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Oddvor 7 Monaten

Why doesn’t he tell us who runs Thiel? His handlers know.

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Joe Meyervor 7 Monaten

More roommates :

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MEYE - WEB4vor 7 Monaten

like @jasonmdesimone with @TheArena lol just a case of narrowing down the puppet master

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DisclosureKingvor 7 Monaten

I just have this feeling that they were both some of Barack Obama's white boy r@pe victims in the 80's or something, because Obama runs the African-American illuminati. They do all that stuff. Diddy is nothing compared to Barack.

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YHYvor 7 Monaten

Fucking … I had to 🤣🤣

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LouuiGod (Parody) ☠️vor 7 Monaten

i said this about musk n tesla

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Chubbavor 7 Monaten

This ching chong is skull and bones.........

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Reporter: Vance compared you to a really bad impression of Obama Shapiro: Barack Obama was probably our most gifted orator of my time, so that’s kind of a weird insult. I’ll say this about JD Vance: it’s really hard being honest with the American people when you’re not being honest with yourself. He is the most inorganic candidate I think I have ever seen. He doesn’t know what he believes, and that is why it is impossible for him to articulate a coherent message to the American people—because he doesn’t believe it. This guy is not exactly off to a good start. It is clear that Trump really has buyer’s remorse. So, if he wants to sling insults in my direction, which I’m not even sure is an insult, let him do it. Bring it on. I’ll be ready for whatever JD Vance throws my direction.

Acyn

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Nick Fuentes shows that JD Vance is indeed connected to Epstein’s network. “JD Vance, the current Vice President, owes his entire life to Peter Thiel.” “Where did JD Vance get elected Senator? This is really important. These are the details people tend to miss…Vance was elected senator from Ohio.” “Who else is running in the state of Ohio right now? … Vivek Ramaswamy was a Yale Law School classmate of JD Vance.” “Thiel created Palmer Luckey, Thiel created Vance, Thiel makes Vance the Senator, Vance takes the competitor out of the race, that lets Vivek run. And then when Vivek controls the state, they’re gonna build the drone company that was funded by Thiel through Vance…in other words they’ve got roots in Ohio.” “Who else is operating in Ohio?…It’s Les Wexner…Les Wexner practically runs the state of Ohio…it is said that you simply cannot run and win without his help.” “It has been rumored for many years…that Les Wexner and his wife hosted a fundraiser for JD Vance at their home for his Senate run in 2022.” “What is confirmed is that Les Wexner and his wife made a multi-million-dollar contribution to an Ohio-based political PAC called With Honor that JD Vance was on the board of in 2019.” “Did JD Vance have any dealings with Les Wexner? And what is his current relationship with Peter Thiel?”

Nick Fuentes shows that JD Vance is indeed connected to Epstein’s network. “JD Vance, the current Vice President, owes his entire life to Peter Thiel.” “Where did JD Vance get elected Senator? This is really important. These are the details people tend to miss…Vance was elected senator from Ohio.” “Who else is running in the state of Ohio right now? … Vivek Ramaswamy was a Yale Law School classmate of JD Vance.” “Thiel created Palmer Luckey, Thiel created Vance, Thiel makes Vance the Senator, Vance takes the competitor out of the race, that lets Vivek run. And then when Vivek controls the state, they’re gonna build the drone company that was funded by Thiel through Vance…in other words they’ve got roots in Ohio.” “Who else is operating in Ohio?…It’s Les Wexner…Les Wexner practically runs the state of Ohio…it is said that you simply cannot run and win without his help.” “It has been rumored for many years…that Les Wexner and his wife hosted a fundraiser for JD Vance at their home for his Senate run in 2022.” “What is confirmed is that Les Wexner and his wife made a multi-million-dollar contribution to an Ohio-based political PAC called With Honor that JD Vance was on the board of in 2019.” “Did JD Vance have any dealings with Les Wexner? And what is his current relationship with Peter Thiel?”

Fractured Light

96,301 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

I genuinely think that David Grusch is a very decent human being. He believes in what he's saying and in his mission. For those calling him an idiot, and worse, this is beneath you. If I saw Grusch doing something like this, I would be shocked. So if you're better than him, act like it. Here is Grusch saying why he came forward as a whistleblower. Meditate on this. If he ends up right, then he was sacrificing himself to free all of us from the lies that have been told. Even his haters.

I genuinely think that David Grusch is a very decent human being. He believes in what he's saying and in his mission. For those calling him an idiot, and worse, this is beneath you. If I saw Grusch doing something like this, I would be shocked. So if you're better than him, act like it. Here is Grusch saying why he came forward as a whistleblower. Meditate on this. If he ends up right, then he was sacrificing himself to free all of us from the lies that have been told. Even his haters.

Post Disclosure World

24,388 Aufrufe • vor 11 Tagen

Nick Fuentes calls out JD Vance and makes it clear the pressure will not stop until three questions are answered. “We want to know: Are you going to shut down immigration? Are you going to shut down Israel? What is your relationship to Peter Thiel and Elon Musk? That’s what people care about. Until we get an answer on that, you don’t have my support and you’ll never get it.” “We are still going to squeeze you. Listen, jelly donuts…the zoo has come to town. We are going to squeeze you from now until 2028.” “This guy is being foisted upon us. I’ve never seen anything like this. Ever.” “Turning Point is telling us, Tucker is telling us, Elon is telling us. Everyone is already telling us Vance is the guy.” “They’ve all crowned him the next president. Who even is this guy? Before he was VP he was a senator for two years. Before that he was a Never Trumper. Before that his name wasn’t even Vance, it was Hamel. He didn’t even start going by Vance until 2014.” “If you don’t like that, well you’re a problem to be eliminated. Which is effectively what they told me. And I anticipate in ’26 I’m going to get attacked harder than ever. Because I was told that. I don’t even know if I should say it. But I was effectively told they are going to try to destroy me because they know I’m going to be a big problem for JD Vance in ’28. And it is what it is.”

Nick Fuentes calls out JD Vance and makes it clear the pressure will not stop until three questions are answered. “We want to know: Are you going to shut down immigration? Are you going to shut down Israel? What is your relationship to Peter Thiel and Elon Musk? That’s what people care about. Until we get an answer on that, you don’t have my support and you’ll never get it.” “We are still going to squeeze you. Listen, jelly donuts…the zoo has come to town. We are going to squeeze you from now until 2028.” “This guy is being foisted upon us. I’ve never seen anything like this. Ever.” “Turning Point is telling us, Tucker is telling us, Elon is telling us. Everyone is already telling us Vance is the guy.” “They’ve all crowned him the next president. Who even is this guy? Before he was VP he was a senator for two years. Before that he was a Never Trumper. Before that his name wasn’t even Vance, it was Hamel. He didn’t even start going by Vance until 2014.” “If you don’t like that, well you’re a problem to be eliminated. Which is effectively what they told me. And I anticipate in ’26 I’m going to get attacked harder than ever. Because I was told that. I don’t even know if I should say it. But I was effectively told they are going to try to destroy me because they know I’m going to be a big problem for JD Vance in ’28. And it is what it is.”

Fractured Light

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🐿️: Of course I saw Seonghwa (on the Songzio runway)! He was so cool, ofc. I mean, he doesn’t approach modelling just like a K-pop idol doing it on the side. He doesn’t treat it like, just a modelling thing, he really immerses himself in it. He tries to understand the attitude and presence of actual models and I think that kind of mindset is seriously so cool. Of course, it might still feel a little unfamiliar. I mean, we’re all more used to seeing Seonghwa on stage. Me, the members, the people around us and ATINYs too, but still… For people who don’t know him, to see the clothes and really feel the concept through him as a model? I really think he created that image so well. Even I was surprised watching it. Of course I was impressed (when he did it) before, but this time too I was really surprised again. I told Seonghwa that. And he really practiced a lot, even when there wasn’t much time between music shows and everything, he was still constantly practicing for the runway, really.. #SEONGHWA #성화 #HONGJOONG

🐿️: Of course I saw Seonghwa (on the Songzio runway)! He was so cool, ofc. I mean, he doesn’t approach modelling just like a K-pop idol doing it on the side. He doesn’t treat it like, just a modelling thing, he really immerses himself in it. He tries to understand the attitude and presence of actual models and I think that kind of mindset is seriously so cool. Of course, it might still feel a little unfamiliar. I mean, we’re all more used to seeing Seonghwa on stage. Me, the members, the people around us and ATINYs too, but still… For people who don’t know him, to see the clothes and really feel the concept through him as a model? I really think he created that image so well. Even I was surprised watching it. Of course I was impressed (when he did it) before, but this time too I was really surprised again. I told Seonghwa that. And he really practiced a lot, even when there wasn’t much time between music shows and everything, he was still constantly practicing for the runway, really.. #SEONGHWA #성화 #HONGJOONG

Everything Seonghwa

19,344 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

MUST WATCH — $PLTR cofounder Joe Lonsdale on CEO Dr. Alex Karp’s politics, and the untold story of him becoming CEO 🔮‼️ “He is a philosopher king” 👑 “My roommate Stephen and I were the full-time Founders, along with someone named Nathan in the background… Peter [Thiel] was a cofounder, but not working at it, he was more backing us and giving us advice. “Alex had just finished being the philosophy student, and a lot of billionaires in Europe like to pretend they’re philosophers… he said it’s like being a basketball star in the US. “He started to advise me for Palantir... At the time Peter was trying to get an adult to come into Palantir. There had been a bunch of military guys and generals he introduced us to. Stephen and I were like, ‘none of these guys get it at all. They’re going to ruin the company. “I flew out to London at one point and said, ‘Alex, Peter is trying to bring these other people in. He’s right, Stephen and I are 21… can you come pretend to be CEO for a few years, and there would be no more pressure to have an adult. He said sure... It was called the triumvirate with Stephen and Karp and I for a long time. “He is a philosopher king. He was the top student to the person who was the top philosopher in the world when he got his PhD. “He deeply cares about Jewish people and Israel. His mother is African American, his father is Jewish 🇮🇱 “I consider him a moderate. “I think he voted for Biden. It’s unclear who he voted for in this last election 👀 Via Dave Rubin

MUST WATCH — $PLTR cofounder Joe Lonsdale on CEO Dr. Alex Karp’s politics, and the untold story of him becoming CEO 🔮‼️ “He is a philosopher king” 👑 “My roommate Stephen and I were the full-time Founders, along with someone named Nathan in the background… Peter [Thiel] was a cofounder, but not working at it, he was more backing us and giving us advice. “Alex had just finished being the philosophy student, and a lot of billionaires in Europe like to pretend they’re philosophers… he said it’s like being a basketball star in the US. “He started to advise me for Palantir... At the time Peter was trying to get an adult to come into Palantir. There had been a bunch of military guys and generals he introduced us to. Stephen and I were like, ‘none of these guys get it at all. They’re going to ruin the company. “I flew out to London at one point and said, ‘Alex, Peter is trying to bring these other people in. He’s right, Stephen and I are 21… can you come pretend to be CEO for a few years, and there would be no more pressure to have an adult. He said sure... It was called the triumvirate with Stephen and Karp and I for a long time. “He is a philosopher king. He was the top student to the person who was the top philosopher in the world when he got his PhD. “He deeply cares about Jewish people and Israel. His mother is African American, his father is Jewish 🇮🇱 “I consider him a moderate. “I think he voted for Biden. It’s unclear who he voted for in this last election 👀 Via Dave Rubin

Jawwwn

71,214 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

“China has a communist authoritarian system—but their leaders weren’t showing up to Epstein’s island.” Ro Khanna admits that America is “compromised from the inside.” “Why does he have this kind of access to the CIA?” “Why is he involved in … Palantir?” “Why does he have this kind of access to these many foreign leaders?” “Why is he so connected to some of the enormous tech leaders?” “Why is he connected to the most powerful people in finance and real estate?” “This is not just a socialite.” “The total depravity of raping young girls, and the frivolousness of it, is a mirror on America’s moral place in the world.” “If you have an elite that’s so immature, reckless, self-entitled, arrogant that they can go to a island where young girls are being raped … what does that say about our seriousness of moral purpose?” Ro Khanna Shawn Ryan

“China has a communist authoritarian system—but their leaders weren’t showing up to Epstein’s island.” Ro Khanna admits that America is “compromised from the inside.” “Why does he have this kind of access to the CIA?” “Why is he involved in … Palantir?” “Why does he have this kind of access to these many foreign leaders?” “Why is he so connected to some of the enormous tech leaders?” “Why is he connected to the most powerful people in finance and real estate?” “This is not just a socialite.” “The total depravity of raping young girls, and the frivolousness of it, is a mirror on America’s moral place in the world.” “If you have an elite that’s so immature, reckless, self-entitled, arrogant that they can go to a island where young girls are being raped … what does that say about our seriousness of moral purpose?” Ro Khanna Shawn Ryan

Holden Culotta

139,744 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

.JD Vance rejects the notion that his relationship with Peter Thiel is about ushering in a high tech oligarchy. Instead, he credits Thiel for helping open his eyes to Christianity: “I was in law school. I was calling myself an atheist at the time. And [Thiel] came and gave a talk, and he talked more about spirituality and religion than he did about business or politics. And I sort of realized, whether you agree or disagree with this guy, his Christianity is much more interesting than the atheism of the people that I see surrounding me. Seeing this guy, who was smarter than anybody I had met, who was obviously very wealthy, very successful... realizing that this idea that I had in my head, that Christianity was for superstitious people and atheism was for smart people, and that was the categorization that I had made falsely. And there were a lot of people, Peter was one of them, who slowly, over time, revealed that to be fundamentally an arrogance that was deeply corrosive to my soul.”

.JD Vance rejects the notion that his relationship with Peter Thiel is about ushering in a high tech oligarchy. Instead, he credits Thiel for helping open his eyes to Christianity: “I was in law school. I was calling myself an atheist at the time. And [Thiel] came and gave a talk, and he talked more about spirituality and religion than he did about business or politics. And I sort of realized, whether you agree or disagree with this guy, his Christianity is much more interesting than the atheism of the people that I see surrounding me. Seeing this guy, who was smarter than anybody I had met, who was obviously very wealthy, very successful... realizing that this idea that I had in my head, that Christianity was for superstitious people and atheism was for smart people, and that was the categorization that I had made falsely. And there were a lot of people, Peter was one of them, who slowly, over time, revealed that to be fundamentally an arrogance that was deeply corrosive to my soul.”

Glenn Beck

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Sam Altman on what he learned from Peter Thiel Sam reflects on Peter’s ability to come up with evocative, short statements that really stick in your brain (e.g. “We wanted flying cars, instead we got 140 characters.”): “I don’t really know anybody else who does that like he does, but he just has very interesting things to say and very interesting ways to say them. With most people you’re lucky to get one or the other, and he’s a very rare combination of both. It’s super impressive.” Sam believes what makes Peter special is his ability to think about the world in a deeply unconstrained way: “The first thing anybody would say about him is he is a truly brilliant original thinker, and that’s just rare.” Sam doesn’t believe he has this ability but what he did learn an important lesson from Peter when he said the biggest investment mistake he ever made was not investing in the Series B of Facebook: “That is the kind of mistake I try not to make. I’m a big believer in find what is working and go aggressively after it. The really good ideas are rare, and when you find one, you should quadruple down on it… In writing, business, whatever, I really, really believe in this principle.” Video source: David Perell (2024)

Sam Altman on what he learned from Peter Thiel Sam reflects on Peter’s ability to come up with evocative, short statements that really stick in your brain (e.g. “We wanted flying cars, instead we got 140 characters.”): “I don’t really know anybody else who does that like he does, but he just has very interesting things to say and very interesting ways to say them. With most people you’re lucky to get one or the other, and he’s a very rare combination of both. It’s super impressive.” Sam believes what makes Peter special is his ability to think about the world in a deeply unconstrained way: “The first thing anybody would say about him is he is a truly brilliant original thinker, and that’s just rare.” Sam doesn’t believe he has this ability but what he did learn an important lesson from Peter when he said the biggest investment mistake he ever made was not investing in the Series B of Facebook: “That is the kind of mistake I try not to make. I’m a big believer in find what is working and go aggressively after it. The really good ideas are rare, and when you find one, you should quadruple down on it… In writing, business, whatever, I really, really believe in this principle.” Video source: David Perell (2024)

Startup Archive

25,079 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

Peter Thiel: “disruption” is a horrible buzzword “I don’t think that your goal in starting a company should be to disrupt or destroy a big company. Your goal is to create a successful company. ” He continues: “And this is why I really dislike ‘disruption’ as a buzzword. It is one of the most horrible, overused buzzwords. A disruptive person is someone who looks for trouble and finds it… Napster was a very disruptive company that set out to destroy the music industry… and a year later it was shut down by the government… I think one really shouldn’t take one’s bearings from destroying existing companies.” He argues that he and the PayPal team didn’t really aim to disrupt: “PayPal did create a new payment solution. On some level it constrained what the card companies like Visa, Mastercard, and Amex could do. On some level it extended what they could do. So they didn’t like us that much, but it wasn’t that hostile. It was not a zero-sum disruption dynamic.” He concludes: “I do think that in a lot of these areas, there’s room for growth and your success doesn’t require large existing companies to fail.”

Peter Thiel: “disruption” is a horrible buzzword “I don’t think that your goal in starting a company should be to disrupt or destroy a big company. Your goal is to create a successful company. ” He continues: “And this is why I really dislike ‘disruption’ as a buzzword. It is one of the most horrible, overused buzzwords. A disruptive person is someone who looks for trouble and finds it… Napster was a very disruptive company that set out to destroy the music industry… and a year later it was shut down by the government… I think one really shouldn’t take one’s bearings from destroying existing companies.” He argues that he and the PayPal team didn’t really aim to disrupt: “PayPal did create a new payment solution. On some level it constrained what the card companies like Visa, Mastercard, and Amex could do. On some level it extended what they could do. So they didn’t like us that much, but it wasn’t that hostile. It was not a zero-sum disruption dynamic.” He concludes: “I do think that in a lot of these areas, there’s room for growth and your success doesn’t require large existing companies to fail.”

Startup Archive

79,645 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

#JAMES is really smart with the way he chooses to answer questions, and I think that might be part of why his Group Therapy segment ended with the UNPROFESSIONAL ASSESSMENT: “WALKING ON EGGSHELLS.” It’s an idiom about being really careful with what you say or do because you don’t want to upset someone, make them feel bad, or make the situation worse — basically like having to “walk on eggshells.” You can kind of see that in the way he answers. He often avoids directly pointing at someone if the answer might embarrass them or make them feel bad. Like when he was asked which dorm memory he’d want to erase, he answered about dorm life in general instead of naming one specific moment or person. When he said some of his stuff goes missing because the members use it, he still didn’t name anyone. And when he was asked who gives the best and worst advice, he chose not to name anyone because he didn’t want to compare people like that. But when he does have to name someone, he usually keeps it playful and unserious so it doesn’t come off too harsh. It was kind of the same when he was asked what he was most nervous about before debut. That’s a pretty serious and specific question, but he answered really broadly with, “I’m nervous everywhere.” And when they followed up by asking if he was nervous in the session too, he turned it into a joke about eggs instead: “I’m nervous flipping eggs… When you flip them, your day is ruined when the yolk pops.” To me, it feels like he knows he gets nervous easily, but he doesn’t really want to dig too deeply into those feelings or get too specific, especially in a show that isn’t meant to be that serious.

#JAMES is really smart with the way he chooses to answer questions, and I think that might be part of why his Group Therapy segment ended with the UNPROFESSIONAL ASSESSMENT: “WALKING ON EGGSHELLS.” It’s an idiom about being really careful with what you say or do because you don’t want to upset someone, make them feel bad, or make the situation worse — basically like having to “walk on eggshells.” You can kind of see that in the way he answers. He often avoids directly pointing at someone if the answer might embarrass them or make them feel bad. Like when he was asked which dorm memory he’d want to erase, he answered about dorm life in general instead of naming one specific moment or person. When he said some of his stuff goes missing because the members use it, he still didn’t name anyone. And when he was asked who gives the best and worst advice, he chose not to name anyone because he didn’t want to compare people like that. But when he does have to name someone, he usually keeps it playful and unserious so it doesn’t come off too harsh. It was kind of the same when he was asked what he was most nervous about before debut. That’s a pretty serious and specific question, but he answered really broadly with, “I’m nervous everywhere.” And when they followed up by asking if he was nervous in the session too, he turned it into a joke about eggs instead: “I’m nervous flipping eggs… When you flip them, your day is ruined when the yolk pops.” To me, it feels like he knows he gets nervous easily, but he doesn’t really want to dig too deeply into those feelings or get too specific, especially in a show that isn’t meant to be that serious.

Yuis

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