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i dont get what was so bad about jasons coment, my friends and family say meaner shit to me everday. this guy must have worshipped the ground that jason walks on to haven taken that that way. he just called his actions idiot for a guy of his caliber, like, damn maybe i just grew up around people who talk alot of shit and never actually believed people meant things that they said to be attacks that reach the core of a persons soul and identity. he must have just heard him say it at a time when he was going through some very hard times and in that moment it meant alot. to be a billionaire like these guys and work so hard, you kinda neeed to have a chip on your shoulder, you need that strong desire to prove your worth and show the world they were wrong. in the beginning little wayne was the shit, then drake came along and he was the shit, today palmer lucky is the shit and this guy is going places.

@@sucim JCal's 'ideas' are emotion driven drivel.

@@samlloyd672 well sometimes we need that little touch of emotion, did we?

@@samlloyd672 I'll give JCal credit for calling out the other "besties" over how they benefit from accredited investor laws. And I appreciated his position on human rights in episode 63. Apart from that he is my least favorite, with Chamath not far above him.

correct

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“David was SUPER correct” just because he made that obvious statement and this comment gets over 100 likes?? Lol I’m starting to think David pays people to support him because this is extreme lol.

@@brandonna606 you see? 😂

@@brandonna606 if you want behavior to continue, you have to acknowledge and celebrate it. Those 100 likes means this guy prob did something alot of us would not have done given similar circumstances. Celebrate/acknowledge the things you want to see in the future.

@@asdf123411288 lol I get it, I’m just saying they could at least celebrate the great things he actually says, not the regular stuff. Otherwise it just feels like virtue signaling.

correct. so eloquent

Or worse the ppl that they're shitting on might never go on to provide us with their own unique value, imagine all the unicorns that never were cause of ppl like Jason

Agreed. This was a petty, low-class move. I actually like JCal, but this was just wrong. No additional “context” was necessary. It was a crappy, biased take and he should take the L.

He’s a “networker, everyone’s friend” archetype basically. Palmer was exactly right that these are the types who don’t have any actual values or opinions, they go with the flow in order to make as many friends as possible. But this is unsustainable in the long run, as this conflict perfectly illustrates

The lesson is that your shitty socialist political agenda will ruin the good things you could be working on as a capitalist.

Friedberg’s response makes more sense if you watch yesterday’s all in podcast where he reveals they had a temporary falling out because Jcal tried to get rid of Friedberg and replace him. He’s probably loving this.

Sacks not Sachs

@@siddharthsaxena2560 good catch, my b

I'll just say this. I'm glad we have a millennial who cares about America. I was starting to think it was unicorn.

So much work to do , we could wipe out war with technology. I want to do this to fight poaching on endangered species !!

@@Mg-ht8xb great !

@@kvidal88 Ehh weak take

I disagree with a fair number of Jason’s positions. But the fact that he wanted this conversation to happen and his tolerance for criticism raised my opinion of him. Definitely worth emulating in those respects.

True but I wish jcal had the stones to apologize and make nice.

@@kvidal88 that’s fine and dandy but he had the chance in person when confronted which is when it counts the most

@@albeit1 Jason ate it like a pro - he participated in reasonable dialogue after and I thought that was fantastic.

Yeah more US bombing and civilian killing. Wooohooo

@@IntergalacticFool no they don't. This type of person is incompatible with an autocracy and gets either silenced or destroyed by the regime.

@@IntergalacticFool lucky cat. meow

I though the same! Exactly what this world needs. People working towards a mission that they're passionate about. The sort of innovation that would be unleashed from that in so many different levels and fields, rather than being caught up in mob bull$#!& just as they called out! Great talk

He turns into an absolute ball of light. Just pure love and passion.

So many of us are working at companies like this

Hell yeah 😎 this is what was missing. Man’s gotta grow up

The defense at the end was absolutely lousy. They ended the conversation with them both hugging! What else do they want for a solid ending? And if JCal wanted to add a statement, that would be fine also if it was something along the lines of - 'some introspection is required', but he lacks any maturity required to do some introspection in public. But let's also compliment him - frankly he ate shit and still participated in conversation, and like Friedberg said - Swisher would have probably kicked Palmer off stage.

take it well? what was he supposed to do on the stage lol. he delayed WEEKS in getting this out and did a little monologue before and after, that isn't "taking it well"

@@jeffreysalcedo6057 and that half-assed apology...

@@ap23z agreed - it was an explanation of him being an ass and not admitting he was wrong.

I still Give credit to JC and I’m in agreement with palmers views

@@ap23z i also find it incredibly funny that - as was discussed on this week's episode - he was demanding extra equity for "doing the work" ... LOL. He doesn't seem to realize that him running all of the production stuff is his contribution that got him the 25% to begin with. He isn't on the same level (i.e., have the same level of real experience or be in management at one of the top companies in the world, as the other 3 did) as the other 3

protect freedoms and also suppress freedoms in countries we don't like, ammiright?

@@juggle people are imperfect. The usa is not perfect, but you’d prefer china leashing you cause they have no reservations from doing that if they could.

Friedberg is obviously the nicest of them all, the most sincere and probably the most technically intelligent.

@@ShovelShovel If you know jcal much it simply makes sense out of it imho. He has strong opinions and he fully commits to them with a lot of color.

Also people grow over time. I know this show has made me a better person and a more rounded person. Im now interested in politics and want to make a larger impact in improving society.

Poor taste, he prefaces it as possibly coming off as defensive and that's exactly what is was lmao

@@ShovelShovel he couldn't even commit to a full apology at 53:45, pretty disgraceful

@@ap23z Yeah, it was like "if I did X then I apologize". That's not how apologies work. You apologize or you don't.

Agreed. Even without the personal drama, I thought it was the best talk out of the event.

good comment hahah

Tragic how he was willing to spend the rest of his life bringing VR into it's full glory. Just imagine how bad the field is gonna look in 10 years without him vs with him.

I bet he'll come back to it

He'd be right though. Someone should call Elon out for being divisive, something he claims to be against.

@@JRP3 I respectfully disagree with your analysis. I believe people should be free to express their opinion, Elon wouldn't be considered divisive if he criticized the right, but he sided against the vocal majority like Palmer. And the hypocrisy is that JCal can never insult Elon because he is not the underdog like Palmer was.

@@FreddyHuman I agree it's hypocritical, that was my point, and I agree that people should be free to express their opinion, including JCal. It's equally hypocritical for Elon to complain about divisiveness while taking sides in contrast to his more neutral past positions.

@@JRP3 is he really taking sides though and how so?

@@yoeyyoey8937 Yes he is, said he'll only vote Republican now, even though he said they are the party of "corporate evil and religious zealotry", his words.

He's pathetic

Of course!

@@jasoncalacanislive Thank you for releasing. Big picture, some important lessons for us to learn from.

Credibility is key

@@negochristian1 who is?

With a 10 minute retort at the end like the spineless ego that he is

wont be waiting too long :)

@@allin ❤️ y’all never dissapoint

Spiticorn. I wonder how many actually exist

They handled it very well. If only political parties done this

Chris Rock was a victim, Jcal was a bully

What were Palmer's mistakes? Apologies, I missed that bit

He never attacked Palmer's family. He said one quote (that is shown at the end of this video if you watched it) that referred to Palmer not caring about his employees family members and team members. Which Palmer misconstrued as being an attack on his own personal family.

@@Ty-gt6qz he repeatedly called Palmer and idiot and moron and said “Palmer Lucky is a complete moron who doesn’t appreciate success or care about any of his employees, family members, or team members”. Why mention family members? What basis does Jcal have to mention someone else’s family in a situation like this

@@Ty-gt6qz I love your gaslighting When you call someone these names and say he doesn't care about his family members, that is absolutely attacking his family But hey, nice try with your gaslighting and word twist

@@Ty-gt6qz Jason cherry-picked one show, but it was going on, as Palmer pointed out, for years.

@@Geor9e Do you have any actual examples of Jason attacking Palmer's family? The only quote I've seen of that is the mis-quoted one from the video at the end, so I will fully take back what I said if you have evidence of some other instance where he actually attacked Palmer's family. I'm not even defending Jason's actions, he was an ass and was rude in those clips and went way overboard, but my point is that villifying him and saying that he attacked Palmer's family is mob behavior based on incorrect facts. Even above this comment, someone wrote that Jason said "Palmer doesn't care about his employees, family members, ..." however that is a mis-quote but he said "employees family members" which was one phrase referring to the family members of his employees. Let's be honest in our critique of Jason, rather than hopping on the mob bandwagon of villifying him and mis-attributing that he attacked Palmers family somehow.

He actually did if he was a piece of shit. Which he was. Hey, you don't like the dose of your own medicine? Then don't give it to others 😘

What happen for them not to be? Split?!

@@tasd5673 Not sure, Jason implied on Twitter the pod was over, hopefully we'll know tomorrow what happened.

“openness to take the hit” wtf , he said all those things, he better b open to hearing it back

@@trajandeathimus2165 the point being... many wouldn't

Agreed. Lame move.

I don't think the last bit made JCal look any better, in fact worse. Anyways I thought it was nice with some context.