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Austin Chen on "Winning" and SBF — EA Forum
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Last year Elizabeth Van Nostrand and I recorded a podcast episode debating whether EA is headed for Renaissance or Diaspora. …
huw 1y 20 8 1 1 A few quotes I wanna speak on: Richard Hanania specifically was coming, and Hanania was one of the several speakers cited in the Guardian article as like a, person who had like a troubled background. I just think Hanania himself as a person has been, growing. He recently voiced strong support for the Shrimp welfare project. I think it’s heavy downplaying—potentially even disingenuous—to leave racism out of the discussion when talking about Hanania. It’s a demonstrable fact that he wrote for neo-Nazi and white supremacist organisations in the past, but when Austin talks about hi
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