Interview · moment 15 of 30
Doxxing Himself, the Curzio Malaparte Villa, and Hans Reiser's Filesystem Murder
from The Acid Story with Curtis Yarvin | The Tim Dillon Show #310 · #310
2 min
Guest
Curtis tells how he was doxxed via his writing style, jokes about a fascist novelist's villa he admires, and discusses how the Hans Reiser murder case parallels his own reputation baggage limiting adoption of his ideas/technology.
- Tim reveals he doxed himself fairly early in his blog, despite enjoying anonymity for a long time.
- The villa being discussed was designed by Curzio Malaparte, a fascist novelist and author of Kaput.
- Tim expresses enthusiasm about the real estate design, saying if Herbert took over the world he'd want to afford it.
- Tim argues that the art is the best part of fascism, at least in Italy's case.
- Guest brings up sadness and depression, asking if Tim ever feels that way.
- Tim reveals he uses Better Help to deal with depression and wanting to make the sadness stop.
fascismGodard's ContemptCurzio Malaparte