ive tracked one already

Alexander Macgillivray seems okay, worked with CAMFED, which is seemingly a fairly transparent and well functioning organization.

rofl <https://github.com/cbracy>

Anil CEOs Fog Creek, which I'm sure some people here are familiar with, and I don't think he's done anything controversial there. He worked with the Obama administration.

Anil seems to be connected to people at Twitter. Alexander Macgillivray worked with Twitter as GC. So Anil + Alexander a Twitter connection makes, though somewhat weakly.

Anil recommended to Twitter that they more aggressively police the userbase, and endorsed the use of community-maintained blocklists like Block Together (and IIRC he was involved socially in Twitter adding the block list import feature).

https://youtu.be/iU2hy0L5lgg

_Catherine Bracy_ doesn't have a clickable profile on that page, which could be a sign.

Catherine Bracy's tumblr: http://cbracy.tumblr.com/

Catherine Bracy also worked for the Obama administration (on Code for America), in a similar capacity to Anil Dash (“adviser to the Obama White House’s Office of Digital Strategy”[0]), it seems.

[0]: https://www.bloomberg.com/view/articles/2018-01-02/-making-the-tech-world-more-humane-and-ethical

_Anil Dash_ has defended the SSRC (of which _Alondra Nelson_ is President) in public,
https://twitter.com/anildash/status/983408275164225536

@Timcast would, too

@Atkins that is... a pretty disappointing GitHub profile. All of the commits are documentation (barely), it seems.

that's the point

these people are parasites

they don't produce anything that has an actual function

Most of these people seem like typical East coast "startup culture" types.

https://www.amazon.com/Body-Soul-Panther-against-Discrimination/dp/0816676496

https://giphy.com/gifs/l378qdk6ZhFXucgbS

John is guilty only of inexplicably whoring out the image of his family on his baby company: Giphy.

I think I ~~know~~ have met a couple of these people.

I'd look at the odd ones out: the west coast folks. ;- )

Alondra Nelson is a member of the "Social Text Collective", post-modernist journal that became famous for publishing a fake nonsense article.

I bet she receives state funding

Alondra Nelson seems like your typical activist in that area, and thematically related to their recent release I guess.

I think I have a copy of one of those books sitting around here...

Nelson "shared the case of Georgetown University’s Working Group on Slavery, Memory, and Reconciliation, which used genetic ancestry testing to identify the decedents of 272 enslaved people that were sold in 1838 to pay off debts at Georgetown. These cases are complicated, complex, and remain unsettled. Alondra Nelson reveals the role that genetic ancestry testing has played and the meaning-making of what people want these tests to do."

Source: https://fri.ucdavis.edu/news/alondra-nelson-social-life-dna

Yeah, that one's right on her D&S profile

Guys

I wonder if it's possible to get Supreme brand youtube videos

the video is watchable for $900

and it's just jake paul shitting in a bucket

_Deirdre Mulligan_ seems just fine, fellow IEEE member.
https://www.law.berkeley.edu/our-faculty/faculty-profiles/deirdre-mulligan/

@King Canuck If you can dream it, you can make it.

FOund on the MCU sub

the three things strange saw that needed to happen

@King Canuck hmmmmmm

I need to see ant man and wasp I'm so lame

get fucked it was months ago