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I'm still surprised how little attention there has been on the fact that Sam Altman's sister is accusing him of sexually assaulting her when she was younger.

His own sister, even if it's not true, it reflects poorly to have this kind of relationship with your sister that she'd say this, and if it's true, it's very problematic.

And for some reason, very very little mention of this. I just find it suspicious from a media behavior point of view.

>>didibu+(OP)
Where has this been reported?

>>emoden+21
She tweeted it herself:

https://twitter.com/phuckfilosophy/status/145969637613300121...

https://twitter.com/phuckfilosophy/status/163570439893983232...

>>didibu+(OP)
No, this is the proper way to handle accusations from someone who may not be credible. You investigate privately, and only report after, if the accusations seem credible. You don't blast across the media that so-and-so is accused of sexual assault, because then the damage is done, regardless of the truth. Signal boost it enough, and every lay-person's main association with the person will become, "oh, that guy accused of sexually assaulting his sister".

The accusations are about events 25 years ago, when they were children. No one will ever be able to disprove this, so there's no way to undo the reputational damage.

>>didibu+(OP)
> even if it's not true, it reflects poorly to have this kind of relationship with your sister that she'd say this

People making false accusations against you reflects poorly on _you_ now? What a world to live in.