Tech Bros Inventing Things That Already Exist

a few days ago someone added me on Twitter with this headline from the Ft about how masay Yoshi son compared himself to both Jesus Christ and the Beatles now I don't know why anyone would send me an article like this as this is neither a theology channel nor is it an enology Channel I have no way of judging the accuracy of either of these claims I'm going to guess that they're true as there's no reason that masayoshi son would lie about something like this he possibly is a lot like Jesus Christ but maybe instead of making the comparison himself he should just grow a beard get some sandals dress all in white and then let other people bring it up that's what I would do in such a situation his name is son so who knows uh definitely not me I read the article anyway which I'm fairly sure was meant for some other Patrick Bole I Googled and there are a few priests and at least one enologist with the same name as me it seems that sun said that Jesus and the Beatles who I have since learned were a band it's not the kind of music that I cover here but he said that Jesus was also misunderstood and criticized and went on to say that the Beatles weren't initially popular either now like I said I'm not a theologist nor am I Rick biato it's not for me to decide if the Beatles were initially popular I hadn't even heard of them till a few minutes ago when I Googled them so I'm sure that sun is right they're probably an underground band never much appreciated in their time much like SoftBank Sun did tell the Ft that the soft Bank Vision fund would tackle the biggest challenges and risks facing Humanity today which strikes me as being extremely Noble I think that Jesus would probably do the exact same thing if he was running large Venture Capital fund and that really is the great thing about venture capital and Tech Bros in general there are other people out there who make fun of them but without them who would be looking out for Humanity the kind of people who do make fun of tech Bros often forget the historical context around some of the big innovations that were backed by ...