> And I can’t help but feel that maybe we were better off before we knew everyone’s hot takes on everything

He says this, while implying his conservative neighbors, who did nothing but be wonderful neighbors to him and his family except have different political opinions, should, in fact be publicly shamed by people he agrees with. But now they’re not shoveling his snow anymore, so maybe it’s time for a mea culpa.

Did he feel this way when he shamed Y Combinator? When saying alternative political stances are reprehensible, regressive, and aggressive.

The world he helped create is uglier. Now he’s not happy that he crapped in the sandbox and no one wants to play with him.