>In his view, the current system is rotten. States, institutions, international agreements... they are all burdens of the old world. Thiel advocates an era dominated by individuals, not nations. In this world, the weak are eliminated, while the strong and intelligent rise. In the new world, minds, not borders, will be the determining factors.
>He views the United Nations and climate activists like Greta Thunberg as institutional oppressors of individual freedom. He calls these bodies "false angels of the global order." He even described Greta as the "modern day Antichrist."
>One of his most controversial ideas is this: "Death is a biological error. And this error can be corrected." Thiel views the human body as incomplete software.
Do you agree with him?

>>937623312 (OP)
No, he's retarded. The vast majority of actual work done is unskilled or barely skilled labor. The percentage will only rise as computers continue taking cushy white collar jobs away from humans. An AI computer can do your accounting. An AI cannot trim your hedges.

His idea could theoretically make a fuck in the upper echelons, but that's not individuals, that's individuals controlling corporations, nations and the like. And all of those systems run on the work of unskilled nobodies. The smartest motherfucker in the world is worth fuck all if the cabbage picking brotherhood doesn't do its job so he can feed that brilliant mind of his.

>>937623583
if thiel was not as obsessed with cryptocurrencies, he would be seen more as a libertarian (like him) and less as a weirdo

>>937624378
I only know what you've provided. he sounds like a dummy who tries to think big. Also,
>Thiel views the human body as incomplete software.
If these are his words he's a retard. We are clearly flawed hardware running equally flawed software. If this is someone paraphrasing, though, maybe he isn't quite that stupid with regards to this particular thing.

>>937623312 (OP)
Is Thiel still drinking the blood of third world orphans to live forever? And what happened to Renfield?

>>937625766
Pretty sure he killed Dracula.