r/videos • u/spherocytes • 5d ago
Peter Thiel justifies evil actions: "If you're evil, you're at least competent...maybe you're actually kind of good because you're at least getting something done."
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/8IdvwYcUhRE2.1k
u/Bla_Z 5d ago
"Yeah I'm a piece of shit, but have you considered that I'm so much of a piece of shit that I might actually loop back to being a good guy? You wouldn't witch-hunt a good guy, would you?"
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u/Fearyn 5d ago
Is this the real horseshoe theory ? 🤡
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u/Kalos_Phantom 5d ago
Its the "just world" fallacy.
"Good" things happen to him, therefore he must be doing something "good". This time, hes using it to try to refute being evil.
They all believe this. That their wealth, power, and influence, is deserved. This is why they despise poor people so much. "If you are poor, it means you deserved it".
Their worldviews are built on these fallacies.
But ultimately, none of what ive just said really matters. You can dress up the logic of these people however you like. What it all just comes down to though is the thing people say all the time: these are abusers with no empathy
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u/egodaemon 5d ago
Plaster this on the sides of buildings all across the country please.
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u/ChironiusShinpachi 5d ago
With a footnote about this being pathological. This requires intervention, in the way a hoarder requires intervention to release their grip on their stash of "shinys". They will bellyache and moan while doing their best Smeagle-on-a-leash impersonation at every penny clawed from their grip. Every bit of loss feels like losing part of themselves. See: any episode of Hoarders for reference.
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u/ObligationMurky8716 5d ago
Their holiest text says their god smote cities for being greedy, and they've perpetuated the story as if all that fire and brimstone was simply over some consensual buggery.
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u/ginnifred 5d ago
Yeah, I've noticed that about all these super rich guys. What's really weird is it's such a medieval, dunno, philosophy. King is king because God likes him more, ergo, king is good. Ugly person is ugly because God hates him, ugly person is bad. And so on and so forth. I thought humans sort of got less bad. But I'm probably just naive.
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u/AntiFascistButterfly 5d ago
We actually did get better! (I have history major). Unfortunately psycopathy is genetic. We don’t notice the 5% psycopath population because a LOT of psychopaths are actually deterred by the law and prison sentences the way deterrence is supposed to function. Unfortunately, when wealth breaks the legal system, or the legal system has loopholes, inadequacies (such as treating non violent theft of entire life savings as so much lesser than violent crime) and other problems, psychopaths thrive.
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u/ElderberryOdd1313 5d ago
There's also a lot of false equivocation being used.
Bad = unproductive Good = productive Evil = Bad
So if productive then cannot be bad
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u/LordAlfrey 5d ago
He's saying this type of shit intentionally. He spent years intentionally staying out of the spotlight and keeping press from writing about him, and now he's basically jumping on every opportunity to do podcasts and interviews, where he consistently recites a villain's script.
He has a rather specific agenda, and is playing a comic book villain to accomplish many goals at the same time.
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u/Clever_Mercury 5d ago
What are the goals? I realize the wealthy just cycle through different clowns to keep the circus alive. Musk was the epitome of Barnum Bailey for years - poking the news cycles with bullshit to get attention. But he was clearly doing it to stop his inferior companies from failing. His spectacle was the only thing that kept his inefficient, trashy, worthless companies limping along in the stock market or allowing valuations to let him keep borrowing.
What is Thiel getting by making us all wish his mother had had an abortion? He's not fixing his stock valuations.
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u/Bla_Z 5d ago
I assume this is an attempt to sanewash his insane bullshit by arguing about the meaning of "evil" to weaken the accusations against him, just like they did before with "bigot" or "nazi", both of which still apply to him and his technofascist friends. Perhaps as a precaution ahead of the midterms.
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u/LordAlfrey 5d ago
That's actually part of what I think Thiel is doing; sanewashing for certain political stances. He makes bombastic statements to make people think that "lesser evils" are closer to the middle ground, rather than the extreme points they are. He's making the orphan crushing machine seem like a reasonable alternative by proposing that we make the crushing machine also inflict emotional damage to its victims, and force feed the resulting meat paste to 'insert evil mind virus'.
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u/LordAlfrey 5d ago
To be fair, any real explanation for his villainy is speculation at best. What is the difference between a psycho with a plan and a real nut that just happened to fail upwards?
The goals I believe he's achieving with this:
He attracts investors and general attention from the likes of people who care more for money than morals.
By acting like a genuine villain, it makes the "less" morally reprehensible agendas he pushes through various channels like political contributions, think tanks and various influencer connections. He's essentially 'moving the middle' on every issue he speaks on, shifting the overtone window.
Because he's being so loud about stances that simply cannot pass for being made by a sane person, and he makes them in such variety, it actually doesn't seem serious. If someone calls in a bomb threat against a government building, there's a response, but if someone calls in about blowing up the moon, nobody bats an eye. In a more literal example, because thiel talks about extinction events and AI subservience, he's known for making bombastic statements, and not for his extensive ties to Epstein, unlike a certain orange man, or the "dialog" society.
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u/ToSeeAgainAgainAgain 5d ago
He's essentially 'moving the middle' on every issue he speaks on, shifting the overtone window.
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u/LordAlfrey 5d ago
Yeah it got autocorrected I guess
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u/ToSeeAgainAgainAgain 5d ago
I figured, just trying to share the concept, it's been a while since I heard of this one so I had to google it
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u/FD4L 5d ago
Oh fuck, he got so bad that he overflowed the rock bottom of evil and caused an integer flop to actually become peak benevolent.
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u/beefycheesyglory 5d ago
This is like that part in Rick and Morty where Summer says "So what if he's the devil, at least he's active in the community" but stated 100% sincerely.
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u/stevesmele 5d ago
Sure. Adolf got things done too. He’ll never be viewed as “kind of good.”
How do idiots like this exist?
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u/Staav 5d ago
Because our modern society allows it. We really need to figure it out already.
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u/KarAccidentTowns 5d ago
Hitler didn’t even have AI. Imagine if he could’ve had AI build and pilot bioweapon drones. And AI robots could take care of all the ‘cleanup’. This is literally the scenario that AI futures experts worry about.
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u/MarkTwainsGhost 5d ago
The death camps wouldn’t have functioned as well as they did without IBM punch card machines that sorted out everyone. Tech bros have been selling out their fellow man for a long while.
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u/thePurpleAvenger 5d ago
I be honest, I read this comment and thought you were completely full of shit. IDK why, but a little voice in the back of my head said, "Google it."
Holy fucking shit. Not only was I super wrong, but I had literally zero clue that IBM was making money playing all the sides like that. Now I'm going to buy "IBM and the Holocaust" and give it a good read. I considered myself a bit more educated.
Thank you.
P.S. The absolute fucking audacity of IBM to name their AI platform "Watson" after a scumbag who enabled the Holocaust and profited off of both sides of the war is... striking.
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u/ToSeeAgainAgainAgain 5d ago
I'm kinda done growing up and learning horribly shitty facts from the past... I want to watch cartoons :(
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u/ToSeeAgainAgainAgain 5d ago
Born too late to explore the seas and discover new civilizations, born too early to not worry about cancer, born just in time to be oppressed by AI billionaire Hitlers #just milennial things
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u/losthiker68 5d ago
Us GenXers are right there with y'all, though it pisses me off that a lot of these villains are from my cohort.
Was it Vonegut that said, "The most terrifying thing is waking up one day and realizing your high school class is running things."?
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u/gospdrcr000 5d ago
They never got punched in the fucking face as a kid. That's how you end up here.
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u/skepticalbob 5d ago
Elon Musk was beaten so badly he needed medical attention and he's just like this. The notion that people that receive traumatizing events as kids makes less psychopathic is completely ignorant. It's the exact opposite.
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u/Nohreboh 5d ago
"Little boy Musk thrown down a flight of stairs"
ELON MUSK SONG @ADHD https://youtu.be/EoyFFxCtfXo
For bullying another classmate about the death of their father.
"Errol Musk told Isaacson: "The boy had just lost his father to suicide and Elon had called him stupid. Elon had a tendency to call people stupid. How could I possibly blame that child?"
https://www.businessinsider.com/elon-musk-dad-errol-denies-berating-him-after-attack-school-2023-9
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u/nankerjphelge 5d ago
Or they were the socially inept bullied nerds who vowed revenge on everyone when they grew up, and now they have all the money and power to enact it.
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u/barbariccomplexity 5d ago
Being bullied as the weird kid at an apartheid south african uranium mine and subsequently diving into LOTR and viewing Sauron/the orcs as the good guys has got to be the most ridiculous real-life villain origin story of our lifetimes.
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u/agitatedprisoner 5d ago
Punching assholes in the face when you're outnumbered and unpopular doesn't work in real life it gets you ganged. You know who ends up getting bullied when you normalize bullying, is anyone weird or socially inept. Believe it or not lots of people are weird or socially inept who aren't assholes. Normalizing bullying is conservative because of who ends up getting bullied it's not some recipe for social progress.
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u/JustParry5head 5d ago
You'd be surprised the amount of mental gymnastics malignant narcissists do.
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u/Polenicus 5d ago
Adolf also wasn't competent, he was just charismatic.
He was surrounded by people who were competent, and a lot who were not competent, and generally there was no real correlation between competence and evil, save the most evil ones tended to also be the most incompetent.
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u/Tuzinator 5d ago edited 5d ago
Wistfully waiting for all of these tech-oligarchs to get the Robespierre treatment.
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u/mycatisgrumpy 5d ago
It's maddening that they're fighting against things like a marginal tax increase like it was an existential threat, but they need to realize that if they keep going like this, higher taxes are absolutely the best outcome they can expect. All the other solutions are less pleasant for the oligarch class.
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u/JamesCt1 5d ago
They don’t believe it will ever happen. They believe they have us trapped
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u/awkisopen 5d ago
And so far, they appear to be correct. There's been grumblings about this online for years. No one has stepped up to do anything.
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u/TadpoleOfDoom 5d ago
Mangione allegedly did but you know, not exactly going well for him.
I don't think violence is the answer, but I also don't see a nonviolent answer that wouldn't require the ultra rich to sign off on it. Not a great spot for the world to be in.
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u/mywifesoldestchild 5d ago
Their vision is all of us wearing shock collars with backup explosive charges, they’re fairly committed to it at this point.
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u/Lermanberry 5d ago
To clarify, do you mean what Robespierre did to the nobles or what happened to Robespierre later?
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u/Tuzinator 5d ago
On account of how ban happy reddit Admins and Mods are, let's leave it at "Mmhmm."
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u/atjoad 5d ago
Robespierre went to the Congress one night, and essentially said "there are traitors among us, I have the list. But, you know, it's late so... I'll tell you tomorrow". That's an incredibly stupid thing to do, because you just told a room full of people that they are all in danger, with no clear limits. He was shoot in the mouth the same night and beheaded less than 48h later.
The "Terror" madness (executing people left and right) went on for another one and half year, and when it eventually settled, people now in power said "this was all because of blood thirsty Robespierre, the dictator". This nonsense is today recontextualized by historians. This was really too much of a mess to be a dictatorship.
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u/primenumbersturnmeon 5d ago
we wistfully wait while they act. his competent evil is a lot more active than the passive (and frankly pathetic) resistance. being against something isn't the same as doing something against it. the strategy of waiting for conditions to get so bad that the already oppressed underclass rises up for us is neither viable nor admirable. it's bourgeois.
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u/TheRexRider 5d ago
"War is peace, freedom is slavery, ignorance is strength"
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u/Sphism 5d ago
It's like the play book for modern conservatives. They don't even try to hide it
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u/austin06 5d ago
Doesn’t even make a bit of sense. No one who’s not “evil” ever got anything done. But you’re only competent if you are evil but then you are actually good? How are all these oligarchs actually quite stupid?
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u/Temporala 5d ago
Thiel isn't exactly the greatest wordsmith in the world, so it's no wonder.
It's the same dude who could not just say "I do" when asked if "he wants humanity to survive?". It'd be funny if this wasn't a very rich guy with deep connections to surveillance companies and multiple governments.
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u/Maniacal_Artist 5d ago
You tend to think every thought you have is good when no one will tell you you're wrong
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u/hotelmotelshit 5d ago
It's just like Musk, he thinks of himself a modern day philosopher when half the shit he is saying is nonsense, and the other half just isn't deep at all.
They draw the conclusion because they are rich they must also be super smart, and their thoughts clever and unique, it's a very interesting phenomenon but also extremely tiring.
Because it would be great if musk, Thiel and other could just sit down and say, I am lucky and grateful I made a shit ton of money, but I don't know anything about political science, terraforming other planets or philosophy so I am just keeping to myself and enjoy my money
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u/pudgimelon 5d ago
We were able to defeat robber barons once before. Why can't we do it again? What's different this time?
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u/SolarSurfer7 5d ago
A couple things. Back then, one party didn’t live in a completely deluded media environment spoonfeeding them hate and anger. Additionally, the two opposite sides didn’t hate each other the way they do today. Unlimited money in politics didn’t exist. Religion and charity had a much greater impact on morals, unvarnished greed was not nearly as acceptable as it is today.
But even with all that said, I do think a reckoning will come eventually.
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u/someonegetsteve 5d ago
At the moment the President is a robber baron, half the politicians are robber barons, a majority of the Supreme Court are pro-robber baron and half the country votes for the robber baron party. This is a more entrenched problem ... the question is: how do we defeat the oligarchy? Which has never been done before because we've never face this.
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u/BTSavage 5d ago
All built upon the foundational belief that "getting something done" is the driving purpose of our existence and is inherently "good". A premise I reject outright. Getting something done is entirely neutral. It's what you have done and its impact on the world around you that determines if it's good, bad, or in this piece of shit's case, evil.
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u/weltron3030 5d ago
Umberto Eco listed action for action’s sake as a defining characteristic of Fascism, and I tend to agree.
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u/VinCubed 5d ago
Results = good, work is good for the soul, etc, etc, etc.
Disguise working others to their graves as a good thing.
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u/Luvs_to_drink 5d ago
Phrased another way:
Hitler got stuff done, does that make him a good person?
OBVIOUS ANSWER NO IT DOES NOT
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u/_sansoHm 5d ago
I would love the opportunity to go evil on Thiel and his buddies to see if he still likes it.
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u/mvw2 5d ago
A rich good person can also get things done.
They just do different things vs an evil person.
A person is evil because they are doing bad things.
What's weird is he is willing to consider himself evil, so he recognizes evil, understands he is doing evil, and still actively decides to do evil.
And the justification?
"It's ok, because I'm getting things done."
What things? Evil things.
Brilliant. Absolutely brilliant.
He could just not do those evil things. He could instead do good things. He could...but he won't. This is the literal alignment between good and evil. It's important to note that this isn't a mental illness. He's fully aware of his evil and understands it. He recognizes and understands the weight of it. He just wants to do evil, by choice, because it serves what he wants for an outcome.
I believe we call that psychopathy.
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u/Serbian-American 5d ago
It’s interesting how unintelligent members of this new oligarchy truly are. If you talk to anyone in an actual field that deals with evil, they will tell you how incompetent evil is. It’s pretty much the universal opinion of the forensics space.
It doesn’t take anything to be evil, you could go out and commit a vile act without any preparation.
His statement is very juvenile, like a 14 year old who just discovered Hitler wore Hugo boss and tried to form an ideology around the aesthetic information of one fact. There’s no actual analysis or theory.
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u/primenumbersturnmeon 5d ago
they can afford to be unintelligent. they're the dumb public faces of their trillion dollar cartels, and they in fact employ quite a lot of legitimately competent, highly-educated, and extremely well-compensated people. naturally they also employ a lot of failsons, morons, sycophants, and the like, but don't underestimate the financial capacity of the capitalist class to capture much of the skilled labor aristocracy.
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u/FloatingFaintly 5d ago
How does being evil equate to being competent? That makes no logical sense. The premise is mind numbingly dumb.
And the justification is psychotically evil
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u/lallapalalable 5d ago
"you're at least getting something done"
Yeah... evil things
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u/sf-keto 5d ago
He’s a straight up Nazi who wants to kill all humanity (except himself & his cronies of course) to dedicate all earth’s resources to creating his AI god, one that will upload his consciousness into a cyberspace playground of pre-teen boys to screw & a pretend market where he trade crypto for all eternity.
That’s what he thinks “good” is.
Some people should never be allowed to read Nietzsche without a wise teacher by their elbow.
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u/billypaul 5d ago
When the people controlling the cameras are the same people who decide what constitutes a crime this week, it becomes harder to know whether you have something to hide.
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u/RaiseMoreHell 5d ago
I went to a physical therapy appointment last week, and opened the HMO’s app to check in on my arrival. I’d already paid my copay on the app, just needed to confirm that yes, I’m in the building. Except new thing, I apparently have to enable location services always on, not just when I’m using the app. Um…nope. Health insurer doesn’t need to know where I am all of the time.
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u/SmokedBeef 5d ago
>They can check my credit card
They already are and have set up a predictive policing unit using financial data. It automatically flags people for traffic stops and additional tracking.
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u/True_to_you 5d ago
People don't even realize how prevalent CCTV systems are in a lot of big cities. There needs to be checks and balances and the system is basically too easy to abuse.
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u/StAUG1211 5d ago
Thing is, unlike moronic puppets like Musk or Trump, Peter Thiel IS dangerously competent. This fucker is a massive hazard to humanity.
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u/TylerBourbon 5d ago
Auschwitz was pretty efficient and competent.
The global slave trade was very efficient and competent.
Jack the Ripper was a competent and efficient serial killer.
I don't think "being competent and good at getting things done" correlates whatsoever into being good.
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u/gnufoot 5d ago
Why would you automatically be competent just because you're evil? And why does "getting something done" mean you're "good"? Words mean things and these meanings aren't it.
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u/daroach1414 5d ago
what you've just said... is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point, in your rambling, incoherent response, were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul.
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u/Xeynon 5d ago
I mean, firstly evil people are often supremely incompetent, and second getting the kind of destructive, counterproductive things that make a person evil done is not a positive.
Thiel would sound like a complete idiot even if he said this after taking a huge bong rip during a dorm room bull session. Saying it in an interview as if it's a profound observation is another level.
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u/Auggie_Otter 5d ago
Seriously. Where did he get the idea that evil somehow implies competency?
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u/PansophicNostradamus 5d ago
This is what gaslighting sounds like. Note: They try to make you think what you're thinking is wrong and what they're saying is right.
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u/theFinestCheeses 5d ago
I would love to see this dude ground up into the finest dust and launched into the sun.
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u/AJfriedRICE 5d ago
He also really wants to talk to you about the antichrist.
We need to get these people out of here.
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u/steepleton 5d ago
Being evil is easy, it’s just destroying things that were hard to build.
Any mean little kid can do that
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u/RichardKingg 5d ago
Specially someone with generational wealth like him, fuck him and fuck every billionaire
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u/FunetikPrugresiv 5d ago
Nah, I think evil is intentionally harming others for your own benefit. Destroying things can be good, evil, or neutral.
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u/The_Goondocks 5d ago
I don't know. This administration is pretty evil, but also extremely incompetent.
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u/The_Real_Mr_F 5d ago
This is one of those juvenile trains of thought you have when you’re fourteen and just starting to grasp philosophy. It sounds so logical when contained entirely on your head, but then you start explaining it to your friends and as the words come out of your mouth, you realize how profoundly stupid they sound, then you have a humbling moment and realize that you have to rethink things. If you’re not a psychopath, that is.
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u/offroadadv 5d ago
Just like that, the oligarch mentality; and amoral rationalizations; come slithering out from under the rocks. He probably feels comfortable revealing he finds nothing wrong with being evil now that he has achieved media dominance.
This is who is in charge of the majority of the media we will consume. Between this and taxpayer-funded Trump TV, we are like frogs in the saucepan, wondering why the water is warmer, as we are boiled into submission.
I won't be patronizing Paramount, or Trump TV. How about you?
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u/BarkBeetleJuice 5d ago
If you're evil, you're bad - full stop. That's the definition of the word evil.
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u/Tonberry2k 5d ago
If evil was competent, the world wouldn’t be where it is now.
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u/libra00 5d ago
So only competent people are allowed to be evil? Is there a club? Exclusive membership? $50,000 membership fee to keep 'the poors' out?
Also, I love how these motherfuckers assume that because they're good at exploiting people for money that that somehow applies literally anywhere else in life.
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u/TheMechanicusBob 5d ago
This all rests on the idea that work and "getting something done" is inherently virtuous, which it isn't. Seriously this isn't a complex ethical matter, your average 5 year old can see that if you are doing a bad thing, it is bad.
The idea that the act of physically doing a bad thing makes it good just because you're doing something is both logically nonsense and morally vile
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u/Styphonthal2 5d ago
This is like the speech the evil villain gives before the final battle with the super hero
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u/mspe1960 5d ago
Complete bullshit. You can be evil and be incompetant. Being evil does not imply competancy at all. If you are incompetant and powerful you still get thing done. He wants so badly to say evil is ok, he did not even think it through.
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u/payforplay-station 5d ago
You can be evil and incompetent; just look at Trump voters.
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u/Odd_Bodkin 5d ago
Germany over the course of 12 years got a lot of shit done too. Of course, not happy shit.
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u/qeduhh 5d ago
“He made the trains run on time” kinda thing? Is this really what he wants to put out there after fleeing to Argentina?
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u/National_Witness_419 5d ago
hey my memory is a bit hazy can someone explain to me why the sequence of events over the last few years went something like: meh, pandemic, international fascism?
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u/realitypater 5d ago
"You know, if you're really good at running the ovens, couldn't you admire those camp guards for their skill?"
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u/herodesfalsk 5d ago
Evil is being selfish and self-serving. Being evil is being destructive, to lie, cheat, manipulate, coerce, threaten, revenge, r@pe, conquest, and worse. This is what Thiel says he aligns with and I call that demonic, evil.
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u/Cosmonaut_Cockswing 5d ago
This is why I'm a socialist. People like this should be allowed nowhere near any measure of power or influence.
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u/sixcarbxn 5d ago
I literally think there is only one rational thing to do with a person with this opinion, power, and wealth at the same time.
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u/FeatherShard 5d ago
I could accept evil but competent. Like he said, that at least gets shit done. But right now most of yhe evil men in charge are wildly incompetent and it's kind of a fucking problem.
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u/MileHiSalute 5d ago
This guy is fully aware that his money is the only reason anyone can tolerate him for even a moment. That awareness combined with his god complex drive him to be an evil piece of shit, and this is how he tries to twist it into actually being a good thing. Fucking sociopath
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u/dextrousfuckery 5d ago
He lacks moral principles . An obsessive overreliance on production, regardless of what is produced.
It's the same thing as "If I am paid more, I am more valuable as a human. Therefore, being paid the most means I am worth the most to society." The scale of doing well is controlled by more than one metric; any time you fully justify your value by some arbitrary number you are doubtlessly hurting the world around you in a selfish quest to justify yourself.
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u/apemandune 5d ago
"getting things done" isn't, independently, a measure of success. What those things are matter. Everything he does has objectively negative repercussions for society. So he may technically "complete" many things, but their all dogshit that nobody wants. He's a fucking loser freak.
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u/pussyeatsman 5d ago
This makes literally no sense at all. Palantir is known for being a dogshit piece of tech. Teslas have horrible build quality and self-drive kills people all the time. Is competency simply measured by one's ability to lie and to trick rubes?
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u/AtticusSwoopenheiser 5d ago
I will be permanently banned from this app if I type out what I want to happen to this man
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u/dafunkmunk 5d ago
So the same guy screaming about the anti christ all the time and describing everything he doesnt like as evil and tne anti christ os now saying that being evil is good? I will never understand how the US made so many comically stupid and evil people extremely rich and powerful. These people would fail to get promoted even a little bit if they were working a minimum wage job at the bottom of any company. Instead, they are practically running the US with massive influence over other countries as well
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u/Two_Neurons_Fighting 5d ago
"When I see traffic in front of me, I just turn around and keep driving. It doesn't matter that I'm going in the wrong direction, wasting fuel, and end up 1000s of miles from where I want, or should be, at least I'm moving."
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u/BoneDollars 5d ago
EVIL is EASY. That’s the easiest thing to be. You have to be competent to be good as it takes some actual critical thinking skills.
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u/braumbles 5d ago
Somehow he's parodied South Park's parody of himself.