Controversial Sayings

downplay the narrative of Nakamoto as a “shadowy figure” perpetuated by the media, which framed bitcoin as a “pirate currency.”

My main critique in both cases was 'respect public legitimacy more'. (Sam's sin was the fraud plus the 'woke shibboleths' thing, the OpenAI board's sin was making a sudden huge decision and feeling entitled to not explain itself to the public)

Achievement unlocked: have been compared to Hitler by 2 different Reddit trolls!

What are the craziest and most unhinged criticisms of me you've seen on Twitter or elsewhere? Here are a few good ones, I wonder what else people have seen that I haven't!

make communism great again

I didn't even know who Tom Brady is, had to ask people around me. My best guess was that he was the actor from Mission Impossible.

The banhammer is controlled by one group today, it will be controlled by another group tomorrow.

It's not sweet. Ninety percent chocolate. When I say chocolate, I always mean chocolate, I don't mean sugar with a little bit of chocolate.

I'm hearing through the grapevine that something major is about to happen.

If it [crypto] does happen, We'll Sacrifice Lot of Potential Crypto Has To Offer.

There are a lot of things you can say on the sourceforge site that I can't say on my own site … Even so, I'm uncomfortable with explicitly saying 'consider it an investment'. That's a dangerous thing to say and you should delete that bullet point. It…

The cryptocurrency space has a long history of using unsubstantiated rumors to induce certain price movements.

just as technology has motivated creation and entrepreneurship, it has also been used as a vehicle for tax evasion, money laundering, and scams.

If you want to judge my thinking, look at the Sun.

I'm a curious person who is interested in the great issues of the day and I'm not good at holding my tongue.

I'm not disowning it or saying it wasn't my responsibility, but I was always closer to the Sun.

I think that's an overstatement.

I was jealous of the Daily Telegraph … I'm disappointed that the editor of the Times didn't buy them when were offered them first.

I don't think he [Gordon Brown] was in a very balanced state of mind.

I think there were just a bunch of women, mainly complaining about their husbands probably.