MIT
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“he was complaining to friends in the tech community that, you know, Stanford and MIT had become political op... Lobbying operations that deserve to pay the price.”
Marc Andreessen criticized MIT as a political operation that deserves consequences according to leaked texts.
▶ Hear it“very rapidly introduced to this this biologist in MIT, Kevin Esvelt, who'd gone very, very deep into it. And so he and I mean he he was vehement that this thing needs to be shut down.”
MIT biologist Kevin Esvelt is praised for his expertise and commitment to shutting down a dangerous research program.
▶ Hear it“when I was at MIT, I would be in a faculty lunch and people would be laughing at their students. Oh, he thinks he's going to get a job.”
Weinstein recounts witnessing normalized psychopathic behavior at MIT faculty lunches where professors laugh at students' job prospects.
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