Ryan Knudson

The Border Patrol agent in Vermont, and that landlord in California.

The Border Patrol agent in Vermont, and that landlord in California.

The landlord in California was the same man who lost his eye in the sword attack a few years earlier. And he was set to testify against the Zizians in that case when he was killed. All told, six people have died in connection with the Zizians. There's the landlord, the border patrol agent, the couple in Pennsylvania, and two Zizians themselves, who were killed during the various confrontations.

The landlord in California was the same man who lost his eye in the sword attack a few years earlier. And he was set to testify against the Zizians in that case when he was killed. All told, six people have died in connection with the Zizians. There's the landlord, the border patrol agent, the couple in Pennsylvania, and two Zizians themselves, who were killed during the various confrontations.

The landlord in California was the same man who lost his eye in the sword attack a few years earlier. And he was set to testify against the Zizians in that case when he was killed. All told, six people have died in connection with the Zizians. There's the landlord, the border patrol agent, the couple in Pennsylvania, and two Zizians themselves, who were killed during the various confrontations.

The motivation behind these killings is still unclear. In February, Ziz was arrested on trespassing, obstruction, and gun charges following a manhunt. A judge ordered that she be held without bail. She's denied any wrongdoing. How is the rationalist movement processing what's going on?

The motivation behind these killings is still unclear. In February, Ziz was arrested on trespassing, obstruction, and gun charges following a manhunt. A judge ordered that she be held without bail. She's denied any wrongdoing. How is the rationalist movement processing what's going on?

The motivation behind these killings is still unclear. In February, Ziz was arrested on trespassing, obstruction, and gun charges following a manhunt. A judge ordered that she be held without bail. She's denied any wrongdoing. How is the rationalist movement processing what's going on?

A leader in the rationalist community, a person named Oliver Habrika, made a post on LessWrong inviting the rationalists to do what they do best, debate and reflect. This time, the topic of the discussion was themselves. We asked one of our colleagues to read it out loud.

A leader in the rationalist community, a person named Oliver Habrika, made a post on LessWrong inviting the rationalists to do what they do best, debate and reflect. This time, the topic of the discussion was themselves. We asked one of our colleagues to read it out loud.

A leader in the rationalist community, a person named Oliver Habrika, made a post on LessWrong inviting the rationalists to do what they do best, debate and reflect. This time, the topic of the discussion was themselves. We asked one of our colleagues to read it out loud.

Sam Bankman Freed, the founder of FTX, who was convicted of fraud, was a follower of a movement called Effective Altruism, which has a lot of overlap with rationalism and its approach and community. Since his conviction, the effective altruism movement has suffered reputational damage and increased scrutiny.

Sam Bankman Freed, the founder of FTX, who was convicted of fraud, was a follower of a movement called Effective Altruism, which has a lot of overlap with rationalism and its approach and community. Since his conviction, the effective altruism movement has suffered reputational damage and increased scrutiny.

Sam Bankman Freed, the founder of FTX, who was convicted of fraud, was a follower of a movement called Effective Altruism, which has a lot of overlap with rationalism and its approach and community. Since his conviction, the effective altruism movement has suffered reputational damage and increased scrutiny.

Do you think that this incident with the Zizians might damage the rationalist movement's reputation or the movement itself?

Do you think that this incident with the Zizians might damage the rationalist movement's reputation or the movement itself?

Do you think that this incident with the Zizians might damage the rationalist movement's reputation or the movement itself?

That's all for today. Monday, March 3rd. The Journal is a co-production of Spotify and The Wall Street Journal. If you like our show, follow us on Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. We're out every weekday afternoon. Thanks for listening. See you tomorrow.

That's all for today. Monday, March 3rd. The Journal is a co-production of Spotify and The Wall Street Journal. If you like our show, follow us on Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. We're out every weekday afternoon. Thanks for listening. See you tomorrow.

That's all for today. Monday, March 3rd. The Journal is a co-production of Spotify and The Wall Street Journal. If you like our show, follow us on Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. We're out every weekday afternoon. Thanks for listening. See you tomorrow.