These bunker boys may be very intelligent in certain fields, like programming and building things, but oh boy, they're severely deficient in many fields of thinking, such as philosophy, social studies, humanities etc... or maybe just a hug. So, so many holes in their thoughts (whether or not they actually believe them is a separate issue).
Example: Sven's counterargument, comparing pictures of armed robbery with another crime, is so absurd that you fail to understand how someone so smart - he was capable of bringing at least part of the internet network to a halt - could exhibit such a lack in reasoning skills. Pictures of the former couldn't do more harm to the robbed while those of the latter could continually wreak a trail of devastating havoc, for one...
And freedom? Honey, sorry to disappoint you but pure freedom is a myth. You don't have to look far for that, just look at that bunker of yours, could you do anything that Xennt fundamentally disagrees with without facing any repercussions? No.
This kind of toxic libertarian thinking has unfortunately infiltrated most parts of the tech world, and unless we get to the root cause - giving kids a comprehensive education, attention, and placing more emphasis on things that on the surface do not show much monetary or practical value etc - we will have another Xennt, another Musk, another SBF. Nobody is born a tech bro, they're men conditioned to believe that they're saving the world even when they're not.
Example: Sven's counterargument, comparing pictures of armed robbery with another crime, is so absurd that you fail to understand how someone so smart - he was capable of bringing at least part of the internet network to a halt - could exhibit such a lack in reasoning skills. Pictures of the former couldn't do more harm to the robbed while those of the latter could continually wreak a trail of devastating havoc, for one...
And freedom? Honey, sorry to disappoint you but pure freedom is a myth. You don't have to look far for that, just look at that bunker of yours, could you do anything that Xennt fundamentally disagrees with without facing any repercussions? No.
This kind of toxic libertarian thinking has unfortunately infiltrated most parts of the tech world, and unless we get to the root cause - giving kids a comprehensive education, attention, and placing more emphasis on things that on the surface do not show much monetary or practical value etc - we will have another Xennt, another Musk, another SBF. Nobody is born a tech bro, they're men conditioned to believe that they're saving the world even when they're not.