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My Experience with Leverage Research | by Zoe Curzi | Oct, 2021 | Medium
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I was part of Leverage/Paradigm from 2017–2019. This is a description of my time there.
My Experience with Leverage Research I was part of Leverage/Paradigm from 2017–2019. This is a description of my time there. Zoe Curzi 34 min read · Oct 12, 2021 -- 12 Listen Share Press enter or click to view image in full size The Main Leverage Building *EDIT* Many folks have reached out to me privately w/ their own stories about Leverage or Geoff. Some comments on facebook, twitter, Medium, and LessWrong have shared or implied further stories (& concerns about anonymity). So, here’s a place you can submit stories anonymously. It’ll be handled & vetted by Aella, who I trust. https://medium.c
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