"Taboo models" may be a legit market: piracy, paywall evasion, effective lying
AaronBergman18 · x · 2026-10-22
Writing from a self-described >90th-percentile libertarian position, Aaron Bergman argues models that do taboo things could be a legitimate market—helping make/buy/sell drugs (but not how to lace them), extreme erotica, suicide advice (but not murder advice). He stresses that regardless of whether one agrees with this list, abliteration's model will competently and politely help you accomplish things far beyond it: pirating movies, bypassing paywalls, and lying effectively to institutions to access resources.
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