Yeah, I find some weird, like, I'm trying to figure out whenever I see like a Zed video, how sincere he actually is.

Because I feel like he, like, I don't know if it's incredibly cynical. I think he means it. I think he thinks he's like, by teaching billionaires,

you know, the latest meme that he's actually like, you know, empowering Generation Z. I want to

believe, I want to meet him there. I think it is cynical, but I think you're, you're Z. I want to believe... I think it is cynical, but I think you're right.

I think he's convinced himself that that cynicism in the furtherance of, like, a genuine good.

I would say that he's...

I would just say that he's very calculating, like, he knows what he's doing.

So, like, everything that he's done's done is like very slick and very polished,

but also,

you know,

he is part of a generation that kind of understands that everything is about branding

and everything kind of is like part of,

you know,

you can't separate the personal and,

you know,

the career aspect of like his life and this is someone who like,

clearly, because he goes to Yale now life and this is someone who like clearly,

because he goes to Yale now, right?

No one who's dumb could go there.

But like, yeah, as we know.

But clearly, like, clearly he exhibits at least kind of that kind of cynical ambition.

So a lot of my thinking is that it doesn't really matter whether he actually sincerely believes this stuff and not.

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