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A one-word reaction: “True” · Digg

A one-word reaction: “True”

A user quoted a post from @theallinpod with the single-word comment “True.”

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In a quote post dated September 26, 2026, a user shared @theallinpod’s post, adding only “True.”

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6 Sources, first seen 20d ago

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6 Sources, first seen 20d ago

3.5K likes

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@chamathTrue20d

@DKThompI'm going to become the joker with all of these conservatives discrediting liberal arguments about AI by spookily whispering that money might be involved. The birth of the Tech Right involved the realization, in the 2020s, that conservative people in tech should use their money to do stuff in politics. The All In podcast hosts threw fundraisers for the president! I don't know what the principle is at stake here other than "when conservative money seems like it'll get its way, we're a movement; but when liberal money seems like it'll get its way, it's a conspiracy." In 2024, when (per the Washington Post) about 80% of federal campaign spending by the 100 wealthiest Americans went to Republicans, you didn't hear a lot from the Tech Right back then about the danger of money in politics. But now that Trump is polling below the Mendoza Line and several upcoming IPOs will unlock billions of dollars of cash among Chamath's political enemies, these guys are suddenly Woodward and Bernstein, exposing the evils of rich ppl using their money to do stuff in politics.20d

@rohanpaul_aiInteresting. Chamath on Obama’s AI concerns: money tells the story. specially when 10T dollars on the table19d

@zacharynadoRT @DKThomp: I'm going to become the joker with all of these conservatives discrediting liberal arguments about AI by spookily whispering t…19d

@GaryMarcusoh come on. tech was left-leaning a decade ago. greg brockman gave MAGA $25M.19d

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@chamathTrue20d

@DKThompI'm going to become the joker with all of these conservatives discrediting liberal arguments about AI by spookily whispering that money might be involved. The birth of the Tech Right involved the realization, in the 2020s, that conservative people in tech should use their money to do stuff in politics. The All In podcast hosts threw fundraisers for the president! I don't know what the principle is at stake here other than "when conservative money seems like it'll get its way, we're a movement; but when liberal money seems like it'll get its way, it's a conspiracy." In 2024, when (per the Washington Post) about 80% of federal campaign spending by the 100 wealthiest Americans went to Republicans, you didn't hear a lot from the Tech Right back then about the danger of money in politics. But now that Trump is polling below the Mendoza Line and several upcoming IPOs will unlock billions of dollars of cash among Chamath's political enemies, these guys are suddenly Woodward and Bernstein, exposing the evils of rich ppl using their money to do stuff in politics.20d

@rohanpaul_aiInteresting. Chamath on Obama’s AI concerns: money tells the story. specially when 10T dollars on the table19d

@zacharynadoRT @DKThomp: I'm going to become the joker with all of these conservatives discrediting liberal arguments about AI by spookily whispering t…19d

@GaryMarcusoh come on. tech was left-leaning a decade ago. greg brockman gave MAGA $25M.19d

Sentiment

Positive38.2%61.8%Negative

Summary

Many accounts attacked Chamath and the All-In Pod as corrupt AI investors pushing self-serving narratives, while positive replies praised his breakdown of how conservatives discredit liberal AI arguments by highlighting funding.

Based on 177 sentiment-bearing replies from 149 accounts across 3 conversations.

Sentiment

Positive38.2%61.8%Negative

Summary

Many accounts attacked Chamath and the All-In Pod as corrupt AI investors pushing self-serving narratives, while positive replies praised his breakdown of how conservatives discredit liberal AI arguments by highlighting funding.

Based on 177 sentiment-bearing replies from 149 accounts across 3 conversations.