Marc Andreessen Deletes Post Mocking the Pope’s Call for Ethical Innovation

No one mocks the Pope.

By Peter Rapine

Published 1 month ago in Funny

Marc Andreessen, the egg-headed leader of Silicon Valley’s most infamous startup incubator, a16z, apparently can feel shame after all. Last Friday, Pope Leo posted on X (the favorite app of tech titans), encouraging leaders of technological innovation to “cultivate moral discernment as a fundamental part of their work—to develop systems that reflect justice, solidarity, and a genuine reverence for life.”


And clearly, his message hit Andreessen close to home, as he quote-tweeted the Pope with an image of GQ reporter Katherine Stoeffel smirking, taken from her recent sitdown with Sydney Sweeney.

He deleted the post after getting dunked on by notable figures in the tech world who typically celebrate his trolling. One such account, Daniel (@growing_daniel), was able to land a fatal blow when he called out Andreessen for plainly stating that he “primarily funds gambling apps, cheating apps, and bot farms. He does not want you to build things that are good for society.”



Roon, an AI engineer at OpenAI, also jumped on Andreessen, arguing that “virtue signaling” is a lost art and claimed that Silicon Valley was better when people at least pretended they were making the world a better place.



Pope Leo, who has turned out to be a surprisingly adept poster himself, clearly knew what he was doing and Andreessen, who considers himself a bold and bulletproof troll, fell right into his trap.


Yes, bro. He’s talking about you! 

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