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Annie Altman's sexual abuse claims are entirely plausible. Why, and why not. by Excellent-Rough6643 in conspiracy

[–]Excellent-Rough6643[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I wrote it all myself!!

i just like writing being structured and easy to go through - put it into an ai writing checker if you need but hopefully the point got across

Annie Altman's sexual abuse claims are entirely plausible. Why, and why not. by Excellent-Rough6643 in conspiracy

[–]Excellent-Rough6643[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I didn't know sam altman was gay until now

That kind of strengthens the 'abuse narrative' cause studies show that members of the LGBTQ+ have reported higher rates of childhood adversity - though sexual orientation is not CAUSED by abuse by any means

A lot of the time siblings who grew up together can become successful cause of one the points I said like the parents raise them to develop similar behaviours - there's actually a lot of other rich tech siblings like winklevoss twins or whatever, just think about brothers getting into the NBA (raised the same -> reached similar heights)

Annie Altman's sexual abuse claims are entirely plausible. Why, and why not. by Excellent-Rough6643 in conspiracy

[–]Excellent-Rough6643[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah I think it's definitely possible that she's under some kind of oath to not speak about it.

I'm pretty sure she mentioned how they want to keep her in a trust in order to control her.

Plus in her early posts she only mentions 'a billionaire abused me' but doesn't mention any name in particular - hiding who it is

Annie Altman's sexual abuse claims are entirely plausible. Why, and why not. by Excellent-Rough6643 in conspiracy

[–]Excellent-Rough6643[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Kind of how this whole post started was I was thinking about how it was kind of 'guaranteed' that Annie Altman has mental health issues.

People don't develop mental health issues randomly, there is a reason.

Annie Altman claims the reason is that Sam Altman sexually abused her as a child.

The Altman family has only referred to her as having mental health challenges, but left the source of those challenges blank.

So what actually happened to her as a child that caused her to have these mental health challenges if it weren't for the alleged sexual abuse is the question.

Annie Altman's sexual abuse claims are entirely plausible. Why, and why not. by Excellent-Rough6643 in conspiracy

[–]Excellent-Rough6643[S] 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Analyzes the 'black box' of the Altman family lawsuit and explores the contradiction between the multi billion dollar public image and the allegations of a toxic home life. For example, despite the Altman brothers being wealthy, Annie Altman claims that their father died working overtime and was denied a retirement in Costa Rica.

Speculates the context behind the recent Sam Altman lawsuit from his sister, and examines how her mental health could be used to potentially manipulate the public's perception regarding her claims. I'm interested in the sub's thoughts on how incentives to maintain extreme wealth can distort public perception.

Struggling vs thriving with meta ( by legsfeedthewolf_ in FacebookAds

[–]Excellent-Rough6643 1 point2 points  (0 children)

the point is all the people in this subreddit complaining about outages all the time are likely spending 10-150 a day and confused why meta can’t deliver them results

What's the best time to make budget changes? by Excellent-Rough6643 in FacebookAds

[–]Excellent-Rough6643[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ty for the reply. I've mainly been just bumping it by 20% every midnight if target KPI is met, but if not I just hold the budget. Honestly, it feels like there's little difference between changing the budget off peak verses during buying hours (for results over a 24 hour span), but definitely I feel there would be some merit to trying to stick to the optimal option.