Judge for now dismisses lawsuit by Sam Altman's sister accusing OpenAI CEO of sexual abuse

Oh yes this too 🔈🔈🔈 Therapy for everyone

Right, families also frequently deal with their unwell children making false allegations against them or their siblings, in all environments. When you’re talking about something as serious as these allegations, we should demand more than some tweets and contradictory statements to assign blame. 

Her parents financially support every aspect of her life, they seem like pretty normal loving parents, and express heartbreak over her essentially defaming their family over the years, that she has refused to accept professional help for her mental health struggles, etc.. to me that doesn’t read like a situation where the parents are just arbitrarily protecting their child because he happens to be wealthy. 

You don't fix the justice system by replacing the principle of presumption of innocence with presuming guilty based on pejudices

>I’m stating it as a fact. You took it as a character defect. How else do you want me to articulate that that is a relevant factor in the allegation It's not relevant. If "the accuser is lying for drug money" and "the accuser is addicted to drugs because of the alleged actions" are both plausible scenarios, her being addicted to drugs gives us no information whatsoever. Which, in turn, means that the only reason to bring it up is as an attack on her character. > lol 😂 I hardly think this is a laughing matter. >All I did was mention he was gay, and I think it’s clear that it seems intuitively less likely that a 12 year old gay boy is less likely to think of sex with his three year old sister considering he isn’t attracted to women. Instead of going with your intuition, you should perhaps go with the enormous amount of psychological and criminological research on the topic, which is common knowledge. (And even if you were going based off of intuition, it's extraordinarily strange to put adult men and women in the same category as toddlers. There's something concerningly wrong with your "intuitions" here.) >On top of it being his three year old sister. On top of him doing it at 12 years old. When children this young are victims of this sort of crime, the perpetrator is often an older family member. Again, common knowledge. Boys aged between 12-17 disproportionately commit sexual abuse of younger family members in the home, although I will give you that that is not as commonly-known. It is, however, something you should have looked up before throwing around wild speculation on this topic. > You think it’s more likely he did this than not? I have no idea what happened here and I never claimed to. What I have done was to object to various invalid arguments being put forth.