Aging Nerds with a Youth Obsession in Power: Adrian Daub on Big Tech (faz.net)

• Daub criticizes the immaturity and youth obsession of the tech elite.
• The most powerful men in the world are aging nerds lacking ruling competence.
• The tech elite's business model is hype and the principle of immaturity.

"Adrian Daub's essay profiles the American tech elite, criticizing their immaturity and obsession with youth. He argues that the most powerful men in the world, often aging nerds, lack understanding of ruling. Their business model is hype, their principle is immaturity. Daub shows how these elites wield power without the necessary maturity or responsibility, analyzing Silicon Valley culture and its societal impact."