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Not sure why anyone would surprised about this. It's in the same mentality that allows things like Sean Parker's wedding fiasco in Big Sur happen.
by nomadlogic 12y ago
Not sure why anyone would surprised about this. It's in the same mentality that allows things like Sean Parker's wedding fiasco in Big Sur happen.
- sp332 12y agoI thought his explanation was pretty good. Why was it unsatisfactory? http://techcrunch.com/2013/06/27/weddings-used-to-be-sacred-and-other-lessons-about-internet-journalism/ http://techcrunch.com/2013/06/27/weddings-used-to-be-sacred-...
- nomadlogic 12y agoWell that explanation IMHO is just another argument as to how people in these positions have zero regard for shared spaces and others in general. I reckon the valleywag has a pretty funny response to that self serving article he wrote. I'm not going to start a bikeshed over the technicalities covered in the coastal commission report though - my original point was how little regard many of these individuals have for others. And how no one should really be surprised that the technology community seems to represent the worst case examples of this.
- scott_karana 12y agoConsidering how clearly Sean Parker's high regard for redwood forests is described in his article... Do you feel he's a really convinicing liar too, or genuine?
- nomadlogic 12y agono just a self centered rich kid.
- PhasmaFelis 12y agoThe "fiasco" where he held an event in a public space, then returned it to the condition in which he found it?