https://www.franklincovey.com/books/the-speed-of-trust/
which has a profound message is manifestly true (e.g. of course you have been in an organization which was slow because people didn't trust each other) but can't be separated from the ® mark at the end of "Speed of Trust ®", that is, people can't help to be cynical of that kind of message as soon as you put it in a marketing frame.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=JloHHqV5tWQ&lc=Ugxbt5tyiSVxFGK_x...
is in the frame of "optionality". What does the 10% enby in you say about that. Does transgender surgery increase or reduce optionality? Or wrong question? (Hormone therapy is perfectly fine to me, but nebivolol is even better ;)
There is also an enby take in there ("EnergyKnife") for reference.
As for trust.. yeah a lot/most of the time it is fruitless to try and build trust? A pessimistic take, but maybe optimism reduces agency?
The only relevance here to BuddyCasino is that he looks like a trader. that has appeal of "optionality" to young males ime. Cuts through the optimism vs pessimism predicament in some situations, kicks the metric can down the road in others. (Compare: "chaos [volatility] is a ladder")
His links don't get me angry but into a state of cognitive dissonance that I kind of enjoy, like some metal fans do. Haven't figured out his way of thinking yet but he does seem to be on schizotypal spectrum :)
Aside: three of my favourite people on HN are here!
Aside number 2: that's why a simple "trust me bro", if used correctly (usually ironically, these days), works wonders!
I don't personally have an objection to the book but I know that a lot of people react cynically to things in that register, like I know I could recommend that people would read it and very few will.