EvilSandmich on Nostr: >structural reasons some groups are more likely to outperform others This is still my ...
>structural reasons some groups are more likely to outperform others
This is still my favorite point as they completely cede to our point: that some "groups" suck compared to others. "Oh, but we have excuses!!" they say, but *don't care*
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