WSJ op-ed "I Fell for Jensen Huang's Lies" sparks backlash from prominent science writer
kevinnbass · x · 2026-11-15
Kevin Bass (239K followers) shared the WSJ opinion piece "I Fell for Jensen Huang's Lies" — written by a family member of a Carnegie Mellon master's graduate who attended Jensen Huang's commencement speech — calling it "completely psychotic" and accusing the media of being "extremely evil." The piece has become a flashpoint in the ongoing debate over Huang's public narrative.
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