PG left because of censorship. Now he’s back. He’s a smart considered guy so it’s interesting to ask why he went back. We all have to make similar decisions, and one way we do that is to look to leadership.
There are always ethical compromises engaging with the real world, and there are few hard and fast rules to follow.
If PG is reading, I’d love to hear the thinking behind going back.
I get what you are saying, but let’s cut it out with the ethical, free speech and other aspects of the Twitter dilemma. Leaving or staying is the same virtue signaling that most people were fighting against during the last few years.
PG likes to do that as much as any other person. I recall a random tweet telling something like “all smart people I know are moving their wealth from bitcoin to ethereum”. This is crying for attention, unfit for such an accomplished person and this great website.
There are always ethical compromises engaging with the real world, and there are few hard and fast rules to follow.
If PG is reading, I’d love to hear the thinking behind going back.