Chris Albon: Being a Righteous Asshole Online for Likes Has No Compounding Value
chrisalbon · x · 2026-07-28
Chris Albon says that while posting on social media has benefits, being a righteous asshole for likes has no compounding value. He reminds himself that winning comes from building the next thing and learning the next thing, not arguing with idiotic comments.
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