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Zed A. Shaw, Painter
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Personal artistic explorations in pigment. Follow @lzsthw is for http://learncodethehardway.com  programming books and code stuff.

Miami Beach, FL
Joined June 2008

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    1. Zed A. Shaw, Painter‏ @zedshaw 7 Sep 2019
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      Yes, I think we should totally shut down any tech and science operation that received money from Epstein…after we burn every art museum to the ground—art still inside—that took money from the Sacklers who condemned millions to death and addiction:https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2019/sep/07/jeffrey-epstein-mit-funding-tech-intellectuals …

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    2. Zed A. Shaw, Painter‏ @zedshaw 7 Sep 2019
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      So weird. Not one article by Evgeny Morozov on artists and museums taking money from the Sacklers and demanding the shut down of all the museums: https://www.theguardian.com/profile/evgeny-morozov … Let’s figure this calculus out shall we:https://www.nytimes.com/2019/08/27/health/sacklers-purdue-pharma-opioid-settlement.html …

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    3. Zed A. Shaw, Painter‏ @zedshaw 7 Sep 2019
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      I’ve long believes that the majority of journalists hate “techies” because they blame technology for wiping out print and electing Trump. You can see this by the punishments journalists demand for offenses in similar industries.

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    4. Zed A. Shaw, Painter‏ @zedshaw 7 Sep 2019
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      Epstein was a vile piece of shit, but I’ve only seen pne newspaper cover his insane corruption and the Florida DA’s obvious corruption with any regularity: https://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/article220097825.html … No other paper hammered this issue as reliably until it came out he donated to STEM.

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    5. Zed A. Shaw, Painter‏ @zedshaw 7 Sep 2019
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      Once Epstein’s ties to tech were known we started seeing tons of articles screaming for the destruction of tech and how horrible tech is for taking his money. That’s true, BUT, in a just society punishment is blind and appropriate to the crime.

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    6. Zed A. Shaw, Painter‏ @zedshaw 7 Sep 2019
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      If the punishment for a technologist or scientist taking money from a wealthy sex offender is total destruction, what’s the proportionate punishment for the Sacklers poisoning the entire world murdering hundreds of thousands of people and condemning more to endless suffering?

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    7. Zed A. Shaw, Painter‏ @zedshaw 7 Sep 2019
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      Oh you know just they get to keep existing as a company and have to pay up a small percentage of their wealth and oh yeah any museum the took money from the Sacklers was just trying to keep art alive and had “no idea” how terrible they wete oh my you can’t blame those artists.

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    8. Zed A. Shaw, Painter‏ @zedshaw 7 Sep 2019
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      That’s how you know journalists hate nerds. Tech company does something bad and it’s demands for total destruction and proof that all of tech is morally bankrupt (unlike Fox News) but Pharma, Banking, Oil, Coal, Cars, Media, do worse and “well you know maybe a fine or some such”.

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    9. PJ Doland‏ @pjdoland 7 Sep 2019
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      There's definitely truth to what you're saying, but the Sackler money went to museums mostly *before* the opioid crisis. The MIT Media Lab was taking the Epstein money *after* his conviction and *after* a formal university policy of refusing his donations.

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      Zed A. Shaw, Painter‏ @zedshaw 7 Sep 2019
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      You also can’t arbitrarily say that one act is morally reprehensible deserving of death and another is totally fine and upstanding because of an arbitrary cutoff point of when someone decides a “crisis” started.

      4:20 PM - 7 Sep 2019
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