Josh Boerman

These people will say these controversial things for really no reason.

There's nothing to be gained here.

But what's...

What they are actually gaining, what the real purpose of it is, is just that they get to laugh about that and the reaction to that in their group chats and feel like really cool and like countercultural.

I mean, you still even see that from people like, as I mentioned before, Marc Andreessen.

I don't know if either of you have been like watching how he's been posting recently, but he's like sounds indistinguishable from like a school shooter, like 19 year old.

Yeah.

And it's like, bro is 50.

Why is he talking like indistinguishable from like a clavicular like post on like Twitter, like some weird like kick streaming Twitter account?

It's because they want to feel cool.

They want to feel countercultural.

They want to feel like a counterweight to like normal, like a polite society.

But in turn, what it really just feels like is that they're just sort of like school shooter posting.

this return is like being led it by like 40 and 50 year olds who want like want to be cool they want to be in the limelight of posting they want to be what like early twitter like uh what was it called normal twitter what was that called like the original like word drill all those like original oh weird twitter yeah normal twitter that's yeah

They want to be like that new wave of whatever that is for themselves.

He looks like a little egg.

And all these people have a lot of thoughts about eugenicism, which is interesting.

It's also one of those things where it's like she strikes me as a person.

I'm sure you've run across these people that are like, well, if you don't have God in society, how are you going to figure out what morals are?

I don't know.