Many Bay Area tech companies are considering mandating everyone WFH this week but don’t want to be publicly first to avoid being seen as panicking, social media derision, etc. Learned behavior after A16z was mocked for a (CDC-recommended) “no handshakes, please” sign.
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My apologies, but is it possible you’ve accidentally replied to the wrong Twitter thread?
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No. Would you like a more detailed explanation of why you're being not only a tool, but an utterly self-aware bully?
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Let me put it this way: have you ever seen a schoolyard bully laugh at a kid who flinches when he starts to throw a punch?
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Always! (BTW, going offline for a bit, but looking forward.)
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If you mock someone for thinking you're powerful enough to destroy them if they take visible precautions to protect the public in a manner that you believe you can profit from mocking, you're the bully further kicking the victim for flinching. This is extremely straight-forward.
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