Scandal and Betrayal: The Story of How Twitter Started

[@f_13449]

The part where they received the web award prize and Noah was quietly filming in the crowd is heart breaking. And then they had the audacity to say the past is the past, that sounds so un remorseful!

[@mmanda515]

While I really want to give benefit of doubt, esp these days... am sure it'd be giving too much credit where prob. undeserved. One can at least hope that, even if they chopped him out, acted like he didn't exist & wasn't a part of, publicly................ That, at the very least, even just behind the scenes, they've done the right thing & have 'taken care of' Noah. All considered, they have way more than the means..... to just make sure Noah never wants or needs for.... anything, ever!!!!!! Again, a nice thought I guess..... tho integrity seems to be quite the dying trait these days! Only getting worse by the day, kindness, common courtesy/decency, respect, honesty, compassion/empathy, maturity & any shred of integrity..... seems to have become more like some rare gems, unfortunately...... rather than the norm! Follow through, enforcement & holding people accountable "until" for their bad behavior.... & issuing tangible consequences (ones people will hesitate to fear when considering wrong-doing) then making an example of THAT... really needs to happen. Instead, all I see is repeated patterns of looking the other way, people facing NO consequences & worse.... Time & time again, only being REWARDED by all..... for their poor choices, illegal activity, rule breaking, boundary crossing, self-serving, manipulative AF & narcissistic actions! =/ No longer does anyone seem to pause & think, "omg.. why would I? How could I? OR....But, what IF I??!" Instead, looking around at the horrendous examples of 'success', most just prob think, "Pffft... well why wouldn't I, then, too?!" Sad. Feels like we're living in the Twilight Zone.. idk what has happened to humanity! Hope Noah is doing well, whatever he is doing & wherever he is these days!!!! Seems.. he deserves it... earned it..... recognized, or not. :) Anyway... stay safe & be well.

[@aitoluxd]

@@mmanda515 this reality is crazy.

[@mmanda515]

@@aitoluxd Indeed!! :( ~Stay safe & be well.

[@pennycaldwell8141]

Faiza, People who toot their own horn, drown out the efforts and legitimacy of groundbreaking creators, inventors, and visionaries.

[@hardworker5588]

Jack Dorsey is an evil weirdo ... wait, I just described all of silicon valley

[@accpicsomkyonos1149]

Noah is a really a good guy ! I met him in dublin while i was in college when i worked at the web summit he took the time to reply to my emails a year after we met!

[@thethinkingman4331]

do you still have his email, i want to email this great guy! please share it if you still have it

[@thexmacx812]

what year was that

[@PartStupid]

@@thethinkingman4331 - He is not going to give out his personal email to the public like that, it would be fucked up to do so. Seems you were not "thinking" when you asked that question XD

[@thethinkingman4331]

@@PartStupid what's up with your name? , there is no other way of communication except through this, he can type it in the comments and delete it after a while, you have a better way of doing this mr part stupid? It's not like he is the most famous guy in the planet, people didn't know he existed before watching this video so we are not getting Justin bieber's email here!

[@34cvc]

@@thethinkingman4331 why don't you just dm him on twitter or something? Kinda creepy asking for his personal email on the yt comment section. Think about it from his perspective

[@gemini9955]

This genuinely broke my heart. The disloyal friend became the famous tech billionaire, and Noah Glass, the coder who build the platform, received oblivion 😔 We all have felt betrayal, but this is infinitely more devastating...

[@anshuman2089]

One question: Do we remember the architects or the workers who build a famous building ?

[@jaydeepbose4501]

@@anshuman2089 you may not, but they are the only people who matter to me

[@1millionsubscribers807]

@@anshuman2089 Noah was the architect

[@deleteduser8949]

@Anshuman Nayak Yes, architects are remembered. Workers not, because they didn’t ‘invent’ something, they just executed the command.

[@electronresonator8882]

but life isn't a movie, where the good guys won at the end, and live happily ever after

[@yaka169]

I think this betrayal created big trauma for him. Looking at his tweet, private instagram, youtube that isn't updated for long time. It is like he doesn't want to get involved with social media.

[@sn6328]

Yeah, it's very traumatic to be betrayed in general. That was years in the making, too. That's why stories like The Gingerbread Man, Little Red Riding Hood, and many others are so scary. It makes someone doubt their own judgement, their reality, and their safety. That's VERY traumatic. AND they made a lot of money, which was probably very important to him, too... especially if he was in a divorce and still in his 20s.

[@aniketshukla540]

Let's make this comment section a tribute to Noah. If he ever comes down here he should feel he is not forgotten.

[@ricchburglar]

I agree.

[@michaelxz1305]

the narrator didn't mention much about what happened to his shares

[@ArchieMakuwa]

#word

[@Trazynn]

I'll be completely honest with you all. I don't care about Noah.

[@hangxiaohuz748]

decentradical Okay

[@jonny5777]

I wonder how many ‘Noah’s’ there are in the business world? Quietly forced out leaving others to take the glory.

[@hermeticxhaote4723]

Elon Musk has taken credit for the work of many 'Noahs'. He's an investor not an engineer but is such a narcissist he takes all the credit for every advance made by people smarter than him.

[@yoyosa]

They do not take precautions or are naive. I learned a lot with this video, and how to make contracts protecting your future position and influence or somebody else´s... M

[@Prototyp3m1nd]

Sadly happens a lot. All someone has to do is fire you as things take off and you're out unless you have a core stake in the company. If you're in early enough AND you know your worth and focus on legalities over friendship you might be okay. Do things right and worst case you're forced out with your ownership intact, but it can be a hairy thing when it comes to that kind of money.

[@DanielNyong]

A lot of smart people are naive about money and finances, remember nikolas tesla, so it’s their fault, when it comes to money there are no friends.

[@jonny5777]

Prototyp3m1nd sad but true my friend. Greed really is ugly

[@MasonGelosotech]

Twitter started toxic and it's still toxic

[@zam023]

It was your choice to follow toxic people, why are you complaining? **face palm**

[@alolanstarboy]

ザム trust me, you don't need to follow toxic people there to see the toxicity. that's just how absolutely terrible the place is

[@electronresonator8882]

but it generates tons of money, you can build even more toxic place than that, and yet get not a single dime

[@alolanstarboy]

Electron Resonator how does money have anything to do with his statement

[@ishaanmahesh5858]

Well if you follow movie studios it is really useful Helps to remain up to date about the movie franchises you like

[@geoffwickens3871]

I don't subscribe to many KZbin channels but this is definitely one them!!! I just realized I have been watching ColdFusion videos for the last 4 hours and have yet to wonder why I'm doing it. These are very informative and Dagogo has a GREAT voice as the narrator. There is a wealth of information in every episode and it is never boring and always leaves you wanting more ... and it gives you more right up to the very end of the company or the predictions of where the company will go in the future. He gives you information about things you never knew about .. the behind the scenes if you will. He makes you say "WOW" when you find out things you never knew about a company. Well Done Sir! Keep it up from DownUnder!

[@dantethehunter6769]

I was in quora the other day looking at stories of failed startups, one of the users wrote something very provocative : "Pioneers get slaughtered while settlers flourish."

[@Kinoksis]

Depressingly true 😕

[@meghanachauhan9380]

Number 1 reason I didn't jump into my friends startup idea. I just made a power point presentation, a logo and that's about it. He gave off those oppurtunist vibes and I was like maaan this guy would eat me alive if he coild

[@c.s1393]

@@meghanachauhan9380 Can you go into a bit more detail, sounds interesting. Did their startup work in the end?

[@meghanachauhan9380]

@@c.s1393 nope everyone left. The guy invited his friends but they were hyper opputunistic upper class millenials with absolutely no sense of passion or creating a valuable product, they were in just for the money and they'd ditch us at slightest oppurtunity. He should've gone for passionate, lower middle class kids who would've worked as a group and didn't put their focus entirely on money but assembling, organizing and starting a business successfully is the hardest part so I hope he learnt from his mistakes. And it seems talent and passion rarely go together these days. Everyone's in it solely for the money

[@gadgetsage]

@@meghanachauhan9380 the result of having been burned by opportunistic entrepreneurs who used their "passion" to pay them less and get them to work for nothing?

[@WesternAustraliaNowAndThen]

"All successful business people make enemies along the way." Hardly surprising when you consider they only seem to get to the top by back-stabbing, knee-capping and otherwise ripping off anyone who stands in their way.

[@alexander.chance]

Welcome to the world.... Either you're with Jesus or you're with the devil... There's no third party... Life is brief... We only get one shot, who are you with

[@electronresonator8882]

it is successful nonetheless, how many companies build upon trust and friendship end up fail miserably?

[@artended]

A moto to create the most useless social network there is.

[@kevinkent6351]

He's not correct. Most successful businesses men are not celebrities and don't make enemies.

[@trippybruh1592]

The show Silicon Valley really portrays the vicious tech business pretty well.

[@snrMUTINDA]

The negativity on twitter now makes sense. It took the personality of Jack

[@geni15o]

Good to see that Noah Glass is actually doing pretty well, with his company going public last year.

[@DShun35]

Noah only wanted a friend, and wanted to help people. Goodhearted people are always the victim of their sacrifice or generosity.

[@LaudvekkysGrooveLab]

Absolutely

[@diakounknown1225]

Yep, that's because bad people don't have those qualities.

[@NewscasterNews4]

Good hearted people generally don’t do well in business sadly…..it’s a cutthroat game dealing with the cold blooded rich desperate to do whatever it takes to make a quick buck.

[@SurvivingAnotherDay]

He was niceguy ^tm

[@AB-1023]

Nikola Tesla

[@meosh930]

Noah's story is among the top 5 saddest stories that happened to a founder.

[@marshallabam3335]

and I learnt he was even going through a divorce when they betrayed him

[@TFrills]

I would have killed myself

[@tomtoktakk]

Who are the other 4?

[@AnilPrajapati-fz5ti]

@@tomtoktakk macdonald owner is one of them

[@tonnygidraph7246]

@@tomtoktakk Go read/watch about Gary Killdall - The man who would have been todays' Bill gates

[@rexmundi3108]

"This is going to be a massive success! Time to cut out the friends and investors that got me to this point so I can reap all the benefits!"

[@alainportant6412]

You're never going anywhere that's for sure.

[@SevalBiyan]

The fact he said that and asked for investors to sell back to him was a red flag... how was it that no one saw this is beyond me. The first question would be ... why would you want to buy back a failing company? Smh unbelievable

[@acthoundentertainment]

@@alainportant6412 Yes because justice in capitalism is a falsehood.

[@alainportant6412]

@@acthoundentertainment Justice is none of your business.

[@zico739]

rex mundi Welcome to capitalism!

[@whateva8964]

"Twitter - a product without a purpose" - couldn't agree more, like pretty much every other social media platform lol

[@waynesworldofsci-tech]

Mike Magee dubbed it ‘Anti-Social Media’ and ‘Social Notworking’.

[@DanWilan]

Reddit and KZbin rule.. instagram is cool too.. but Twitter never made sense

[@sridutt3]

Noah Glass, you are not forgotten anymore! Wish you a good life mate :)

[@kaleemmuhammad3284]

I must say this episode is a tribute to NOAH GLASS....thank you cold fusion for this video.

[@MehranFarvardin]

After watching this video i just quit the Twitter. Thank you for shining the light on it and revealing the truth.

[@surendra1990]

I have an account for just one person..but tommorrow i shall quit ( if Donkey doesn't backstab me tonight, that is..)

[@tanzimibthesam5861]

The worst thing about betrayal is that it never comes from the enemy

[@Hal_T]

​​@Yesnotes - How is it possible for an ENEMY to BETRAY you? Doesn't "betray" mean that you TURN AGAINST someone with whom you are allied? Isn't an "enemy" someone who is NOT allied with you? How can an enemy "turn against" you when they are ALREADY (by definition) against you? BETRAYAL is the process by which a friend BECOMES a foe. It is NOT the process by which a foe remains a foe.

[@Hal_T]

@Yesnotes - Amen!

[@koolkedar10]

I'll be sharing this video on Twitter 💁🏻

[@jamesphillipshort]

I already did...

[@rish4883]

I see, twitter was toxic from day 1

[@MikeyRB77]

Jam on! Hiiiiii heeeee! Oooohhhhhhh!

[@Kenny5867]

Lmao

[@Cochabamba37]

💯

[@RockstahRolln]

precisely!!

[@lifelover69]

It doesn't matter whether it's Twitter, Facebook, Instagram or any other past or future project. All humans are capable of great things, good or bad, and all things carry the imprint of its architect. What type of world do you want to live in? It's your choice, and it's pretty hard to see which one will be better - sometimes, there is not a good choice at all. Create your own values and fight for them.

[@tovsteh]

Jack Dorsey is no different from his users: toxic.

[@rinzler666]

Toxic is an understatement. They protect pedos.

[@jennifs6868]

i am so glad that i never signed up for the toxic twitter shite show.

[@D_Dupa]

I don’t even want to waste my time explaining why your statements are idiotic...

[@tovsteh]

@@D_Dupa So you're not the convincing type then? Just an idiot going "Nuh uh!" like a 12 year old? Ok.

[@mariusvanc]

We were so close to twitter never existing, and the world being a better place.

[@mridds]

I feel very sad seeing this. Feeling so sorry for Noah, someone I did not know existed 15 mins back. This is unimaginably terrible.

[@TheZaniQ]

Noah, I shall always remember you were the actual creator of Twitter. I hope you are doing well.

[@eric-id6bk]

I mean, technically he wasn’t, he was a cofounder for sure but Dorsey had way more to do with the creation of Twitter than Noah did.

[@altfiwithleighlommen310]

He runs Olo now and is a testament to the entrepreneur mindset. #Noahistherealgenius

[@altfiwithleighlommen310]

@@eric-id6bk totally disagree

[@eric-id6bk]

@@altfiwithleighlommen310 good for you

[@TheZaniQ]

@@altfiwithleighlommen310 I am happy to hear that. He does deserve a happy ending. Although I am sad I might never be able to use it ... I am in SA.

[@jurmynicohen202]

Business is war. People are not friends just associates with interests, keep your business and friendship completely separated. Much love Noah.

[@autumnuniverse1940]

Facts 💪🏽

[@jordythebassist]

Yep, I don't work with family and I don't socialise with work colleagues. They're two separate worlds that are best kept that way.

[@cholasuek]

I really feel for Noah. It is a plus to strive prosperously in the real world. But, in the end, the repercussion will come around like a boomerang. So, was it worth the betrayal? How would you sleep at night knowing that you just hang someone out to dry.

[@SanjayaNeupane1987]

Its disgusting war where you kill your major warrior!!!!!

[@royslapped4463]

@Jaquan Kelsor Yeah. I was thinking same thing. I'd fire people like that. Many of the places I worked in had a terrible work environment because that's how people though. Made everyone's day miserable.

[@ramaken254]

Much respect to Noah. Hope one day he can be interviewed in the Joe Rogan Podcast.

[@KadvaKorp]

Now, that's an interview I would like to see.

[@Senorzilchnzero]

not going to happen. Joe loves Dorsey. Plus Noah will be afraid to get sued.

[@hermeticxhaote4723]

Never will happen, Rogan is not independent like he claims, he's fake.

[@samhausmann1479]

Joe is COINTELPRO, don't believe a single word from him!!!

[@GirlyGirlMsp]

A what could be possibly get sued for?

[@ezbody]

This happens more often, than we think. Most inventors aren't good businessmen, and often are naive and trusting, since their brains tend to be hyper-focused on their work.

[@jameseverett4976]

As happened to Nikoli Tesla - a very good and decent human being who's prime interest was benefiting the human race, while Edison was a first class schmuck who would stomp on any creature to further his own road to wealth.

[@matiashamalainen4574]

The motive of Jack was obvious. With Noah out he would become the CEO.

[@remamasuskapoe4280]

Jack! what goes around comes around.

[@dowskivisionmagicaloracle8593]

More likely that Twitter had been chosen to be elevated as part of their technological surveillance and disinformation apparatus by the CIA and Noah was too genuine and honest of a person to be cut in.

[@StayMadNobodycares]

@@remamasuskapoe4280 Not always, But I sure hope it does this time.

[@gavincurtis]

Bet he is getting supplemental pay from foreign nations by shutting down the president too.

[@elGringo69]

Thats how it happened nor why it happened. Shortly after Glass as fucked out of the company, Dorsey was fucked out of the company by Williams. Later Dorsey staged a coup with investment and fucked Williams out of the company.

[@sehermallik4344]

Jack Dorsey: An opportunist Evan Williams: Non innovative,Greedy,Con Man And Noah Glass: Everything opposite of the above two.

[@zico739]

Seher Mallik That’s why they’re winners and billionaires and Glass is forgotten. You have to be opportunistic and greedy to build a company like this. That’s just how it is.

[@Baamthe25th]

@Izoto No it's not. This kind of background drama isn't about the company or creative difference in where to take it, just about who owns it. It didn't "build" the company in any way... What you really have to be is aware/not naive, and know this kind of backstabbing is common.

[@DJVARAO]

@@Baamthe25th Thank you. People show their true colors when there is money involved, even small amounts. Enthusiastic naivety is his betrayal, not the other two guys. If he saw what they did to investors (which BTW could sue them for a scam), how he believed they will not do the same to him?

[@Toolgdskli]

Who has original idea for twitter?

[@sehermallik4344]

@@Toolgdskli Well Jack Dorsey was obsessed with the idea of status but could not come up with what to make of if but Noah Glass came up with the idea of Twitter after Jack told him how much he was obsessed with status. So i think it was Noah's idea but not everyone thinks the same😔

[@i_got_worms7106]

The same guys that made The Social Network should make a movie about this..

[@danielmafileo4078]

I agree👍🏼

[@Trazynn]

It would just be the same plot.

[@pawangoud5834]

David fincher

[@willinton06]

decentradical sounds good to me

[@joesterling4299]

I'd watch it. I get into stories about meteoric rises and the fallout from them.

[@bt4582]

Wow what scum bags! I never got into twitter and am so happy that I don't use it now after seeing that. Jack and Evan should just give credit where it is due and also credit Noah even if they don't want to work together. Lord knows they have enough money and fame now. I hope Noah moves on to other things and does well despite this traumatic event happening to him.

[@jameseverett4976]

Dorsey has shown that he'll gladly screw over anyone who doesn't agree with his politics. That kind of person is called a tyrant at heart, and in this case a tyrant in action. There would be no important difference between him and Hitler if he ever got any significant government power. Leftists, like all tyrants, can justify anything for the sake of their utopia. which is the basic problem with the idea of utopia in the first place - it seems so good and "fair" that it's well worth any cruelty, and those who are seen as standing in it's way "deserve" whatever they get from the fascists who must have absolute power in order to achieve it.

[@rockyp3917]

That's why when a startup is formed get everything written in a contract.

[@senju31]

Or do everything yourself?

[@stormeagle]

@@senju31 this is how to fail a startup lmfao. To create a successful business u need to know how to delegate jobs and automate repetitive task.

[@johntore6108]

@@senju31 2nd The Motion. If you want things done Right. Do them yourself. "Delegating" "repetitive jobs" at Start-up phase is a euphemism for "CASH BURN"

[@senju31]

@@stormeagle Yea but look what happened to the guy in the video

[@TeaMHackeRPiratE]

And don't believe anyone can back stab anytime

[@unimprenditore]

The Social Network: The sequel

[@UCjNrKLyRJI-abFA8qiNo92Q]

With facebook employers getting PTSD from rating content I would say it's a horror movie

[@sohamatkar9285]

Noah Glass should make a Heisenberg style comeback

[@mrbeastwithnomoney]

whos he

[@saurabhchaturvediscientist]

@@mrbeastwithnomoney en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_White_(Breaking_Bad) most probably this

[@sanketchaudhary3344]

I m the one who tweets

[@DJVARAO]

@The Corrs TikTok is Chinese... so CCP tracking your kids

[@myandrobox3427]

16:58 - 17:04, those eyes say it all.. great coverage! Thanks for sharing this with us!!

[@tilershoe2136]

Respect to Noah for seeing the value in the initial idea and creating such a massive platform👌🏽🔥. Shame on Jack and Evan for betraying their friend🤦 hope to hear the explanation one day.

[@apidas]

I mean for evan. he's hardly a friend to begin with. he merely an investor to noah, and even if noah consider him a friend. he would avoid that the entire time cause he knew that he'd only betray him right from the beginning. for dorsey it's a different story.

[@jkdjjj]

Stop using Emojis.

[@tilershoe2136]

you got it!👍

[@TheAilmam]

@@jkdjjj shut up kiddo, it's not your youtube

[@ibexy]

Sadly achieving stratospheric heights often results from disappointing a few people here and there. Check out the story of any great leader in history!

[@ricchburglar]

I feel sad about this. I am currently learning a lot about design, programming and registering a company. This has scared a lot out of me. The lesson is to have 51% of the company with you. The last thing I want is someone else living in a castle I built with my blood sweat and tears.

[@bahroum69]

Then it seems you still have a lot of learning to do. Literally no founders of a successful startup retains 51% ownership in the end.

[@ricchburglar]

@@bahroum69 do you have any articles or videos about this. Please share.

[@nuhhassan8557]

You can search it up but the average equity of all founders collectively at the time of IPO is 17%.

[@SevalBiyan]

It’s a dog eat dog world out there. You never trust anyone!

[@guppy0112]

Then don't sell! Simple! But there's the problem- you want other people's money.........

[@Buckers1313]

Those stats on who uses Twitter are interesting. Seeing how its used as a political tool to voice the change of the world yet it reflect such a very small fraction of it. Also an Aussie and don't care much for it.

[@deploy_leroy]

Hey, any specific reason why Aussies don't use twitter?

[@Buckers1313]

@@deploy_leroy I guess we prefer IG or Facey. Some media places put their handles up but mostly is the other two.

[@Buckers1313]

@INERT The cancel culture it breeds though is just toxic. Such a small population making demands and then thinking that's how the world wants it. Guess that's why Trump won 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@HiddenHandMedia]

@@deploy_leroy They're being brainwashed by something else I guess

[@eduardgherasim2896]

Twitter founder being a backsabbing hypocrite, then using his platform to promote hate speech in the name of social justice and liberals... sounds about right

[@TheSkog]

nice to see an Australian KZbinr as i am from Australia and do use twitter everyday

[@Ronsgonefishing]

Betrayal runs deep in these social network company’s !

[@lifelover69]

It is human nature.

[@VloggerVideo]

I remember Odeo was the first place I launched a podcast, one day I went to the site and saw a banner at the top of the page the said, "checkout out our new micro blogging service Twitter"

[@tanzanos]

Never used Twitter and never will. Thank you for informing everyone about Twitter. Greetings from your fan in Greece🖖

[@bosabarbosa1795]

Wow, the ultimate BETRAYAL! I'm surprised he's still ALIVE. In situations like this, the betrayed person falls in deep depression, even commit suicide!

[@Dee24ization]

That’s stupid. Kill the snakes, not yourself! I guess that’s the weakness that opens a person to be betrayed in the first place.

[@travelerforever8849]

yes, glad he did not sank into depression. Seem he is thriving now with a new company set up.

[@pappyodanial]

You can see Dorsey's two-faced cowardice to this day when he talks about wiping out users that don't align with his political views in private, but in public talks about trying to create balance.

[@RayonWhittaker]

What Steve Jobs seemed to have done was to not reveal everything but keep something extremely important so that they have to call back on him for.

[@TheDangk]

That went over my head please elaborate

[@deborahgallo6730]

So what you mean is, Steve retained a great deal of his intellectual property, never giving everyone the whole of his ideas. The consequence of this is, everybody had to come back to him for clarification or any else that was in his head. Moral of this story is...never ever give anyone the full amount of your intellectual property. This is how my husband does it, he only gives people a small piece, he gives the company the end result, but never tells anyone how he did it...he is in software.

[@RayonWhittaker]

@@deborahgallo6730 exactly so. Thanks for explaining

[@deborahgallo6730]

Hi your welcome. I understood what you were saying, I am glad my rewording was a help. It is sometimes difficult to get thoughts out, especially on a phone

[@RamMohammadJosephKaur]

@@deborahgallo6730 thanks!

[@naomikim3054]

Dorsey should've gone into the fashion industry instead.

[@StayMadNobodycares]

Adult Sex toy industry seems more fitting.

[@naomikim3054]

@Urjjo Bandyopadhyay Heck no.

[@ridking]

The lesson is: Don't give a failing company your idea to succeed.

[@NewtrendsMe]

Why does this comment remind me so much of the founding of Facebook and the Winkleross Twins?

[@NickPeters-zc2ms]

"In business you make enemies along the way." Twitter/Microsoft/Apple all had stories of someone getting shafted along the way. There are probably other ones out there not yet known.

[@mrbeastwithnomoney]

facebook ,wework ,tesla ,paypal

[@SweatySockGaming]

Google

[@SirFaceFone]

Theranos

[@mrtoad1408]

Every major company ever...

[@yourordinaryme]

I've always wondered what triggered Jack to become so obsessed with mindfulness and meditation. Initially I thought it had everything to do with the fact that Twitter is largely a negative externality machine, but now I think there might be more than just that demon for him to deal with.

[@animeuniverse5586]

but none of these things shall help him, he ruined a man's life and that of his close friend. His punishment is the mental torture

[@joyandpeacefullaughter5307]

Lies.

[@tha2htolx848]

I hope he has a lot of demons to deal with for how he treated those who trusted him.

[@Matt_10203]

@@animeuniverse5586 Yep. You can trick yourself into thinking youve moved on, but itll always live in his head that he betrayed his friend and stole his work.

[@sboneloxaba9488]

in Hollywood movies, Heroes win in reality, villains win

[@AlexAtuh]

@@Sh3ail God always has the last laugh! Stay sinless my friends 😇

[@AlexAtuh]

@Archer Yes

[@nicholasmiller7013]

No, in reality the smart and powerful win. Good and evil have nothing to do with it.

[@olanordamann5123]

@@AlexAtuh wish that would be true but letting aholes getting away with shit and thinking it's ok because they'll go to hell(?) only benefit them not u.

[@luisaabalos9285]

Agree

[@Sodahiss]

The fact that people can do this to people they “care” about is mind boggling. This just makes me not want to go into business with any friends or family. I don’t need anymore reason to dislike them or distrust them.

[@nisvetaninalang]

And now we need a story of how Twitter ends.

[@vaughanxaviermusic]

Yup haha

[@Pssst.ByTheWay]

once you reach a certain wealth, its vitually impossible to fail

[@cursedkirby8629]

Can't wait

[@vaughanxaviermusic]

@@Pssst.ByTheWay Bigger have fallen before

[@Pssst.ByTheWay]

@@vaughanxaviermusic i did say "virtually impossible" but give an example. im sure its good reading.

[@jonnathan780]

I really can watch ColdFusion all day, the content quality is next to none and the voice is just the icing on the cake, Interesting topics etc. I wish I could just have more, Thanks Dagogo for making a channel I have been watching for years and anticipate each and every episode.

[@mick7sp]

Moral... Watch your back around Jack...!!!

[@SevalBiyan]

There’s a lotttttt if jacks out there! Moral ... watch your back around everyone relating to your business and partnerships!

[@aron666x]

This channel is absolutely gorgeous, amazing, friendly and moving

[@chartreusecircle1546]

Jack on the Surface: Empathetic liberal Jack at Heart: *Ravenous capitalist wolf*

[@klaede9666]

That's all celebrities and brands these days, sadly. They don't care about you, they just say politically correct things for street creds so you would give them your money.

[@hermeticxhaote4723]

Yup, also illustrates the point on how stupid and meaningless political ideologies are.

[@chartreusecircle1546]

Just one more thing yeah no shit, Columbo

[@anthonymacgregor9790]

@@klaede9666 its nothing new they have always pretended to care to make a quick buck

[@stryyker9]

standard liberal operating procedure.

[@kwandakekana9890]

Oh I thought you were being figurative about the earthquake 😂

[@AQuietNight]

I never thought highly of Jack Dorsey, more so after his performance art on Joe Rogan. His billion dollar gift is probably a pay off to his conscience.

[@maryanne1537]

The billion dollar "gift" for "covid" is really just to fund the demise of us little people. Whenevet someone famous claims something it is always the opposite.

[@driver46]

Not even that he has no conscience , he is paying to enslave people under Covid 19 calling it charity as they always do .

[@Dowlphin]

The rich class is much more messed up in the head than people are ready to accept. It's like a requirement to be able to hook that deeply into the rot. All this globalist tech business and everything, it is fear escalating. Insatiability. Capitalism is the ideology of fear. Self-centered, supported by fairytales willingly accepted by the selfish masses. *Corruption is a grassroots movement.*

[@NotitiaRecolligo]

@@maryanne1537 You're spot on. They are Sabbatean-Frankists. They invert everything. Read Robert Sepehr's book "1666, Redemption Through Sin" for the basics (pdf online). Thous shalt not kill became thou shall kill, thou shall not steal became thou shall steal, etc. Recall the Oprah guess whose Ju-ish family sacrificed babies? They are Sabbatean-Frankists. She talks about up being down, etc. (paraphrasing).

[@NotitiaRecolligo]

People like Dorsey use 'charity' as cover for investing in "____". In this case it's creating a world-wide police state under the cover of a man-made pandemic. Gates' wealth increased substantially too under the guise of charity since they kicked off their Co-vid crisis pysop.

[@loopyzreal]

After finding out more about Twitter and Noah Glass' story through this, as well as recently learning about the story of Reddit co-founder Aaron Swartz, I am convinced that somehow everything we run will inevitably end up becoming reflections of the ones who run them...

[@kodaph]

Noah, is the wind beneath the wings of Twitter. Much Respect.

[@sedditguy1836]

WUPHF ryan from "the office" was really onto something.

[@davecares47]

I’ve never really liked Twitter. In my opinion, it feels like one of the weakest and laziest social media applications.

[@devedee2393]

same

[@KetanNainwal]

"Laziest Application" thats the whole point off twitter in the first place

[@Kabodanki]

The shittiest part of twitter is the bluecheckmarked, always righteous, SJW. Twitter is about reaction, reaction is mostly emotional, emotion is inverse of logic. This is why this place is soooo shit.

[@AnalyticalMenace]

It is. It's basically Facebook without "the wall", photo album, or any of its other features.

[@gadgetsage]

And if you get flagged it takes like 2 weeks (2 months now) to get unflagged during which time you can't even see tweets. Even when your post is clearly not offensive and some twat just flagged it because they're butthurt. And I don't even use it much, it's kind of a stupid app, so I almost don't even care, it's just kind of annoying when I want to tweet and I can't. Which is like once a month, not very often.

[@CATownsend777]

I left Twitter in 2019 when I saw how corrupt they were.

[@granand]

Tell us more about Noah, where is he.. lets use Reddit and Facebook to make Noah a viral and post these links in twitter? What say?

[@cek0792]

@@granand I'm not sure that's the kind of information a regular Twitter employee knows

[@alanrobb9934]

@@granand I think maybe Charles is just saying he “left Twitter” by delete is account, not leaving a job

[@kolz4ever1980]

Cool story bro. You should share it at a party where people will give a fuck.

[@sinuslebastian6366]

@@kolz4ever1980 did you come up with that on your own or did you have to Google it??

[@luniacllama8373]

Dang, I'm pumped to watch this new episode of cold fusion more than I was for the new Rick and morty!

[@suvedavignesh9838]

You did an excellent job. Thanks for bringing Noah Glass to the forefront of our attention.

[@thecreator8780]

Imagine that, you confess to a snake and hug him before you go home...

[@darpur5469]

That's sad

[@Suchapill]

Real mob shit.

[@dowskivisionmagicaloracle8593]

Happens more often than you think.

[@markarca6360]

No. It is like a wolf covered in sheep's skin.

[@micheleandhenrycasavant386]

👍👍you've got yourself two more subscribers, every doc we've seen have been cool 😎and informative which is the definition of a documentary. All is right in the world 😊

[@almyers8074]

Interesting that Jack never thought to reach out to Noah, someone Jack was very close to. But I guess that if Jack is being disingenuous publicly about the events that made him a billionaire and left Noah with nothing, then the only thing preventing him from reaching out would be extreme guilt. Although Jack is described as shy, a more apt description IMO would be creepy, if not sinister.

[@BhargavSushant]

Jack is clearly a backstabbing bastard I wouldn't be surprised if he doesnt have any friends.

[@robinabernathy2829]

Noah to Jack: Can I borrow some money man. Jack to Noah: NO.

[@cyphaborg6598]

When something as artificial as social media that predicates on friends as a means to gather information is regarded as status you really have to wonder what " friends " really means.

[@VivekR_Harry]

For me personally, this is the best episode you have ever made. Thanks Dogogo. Hope Dorsey and William end up into the same situation as of Adam Neumann! Peace.

[@Madamjonibee]

Fitting for the saying “ keep your friends close and your enemies closer”.

[@isaac-obiri]

When ever Cold fusion does a video on Betrayal, rise and fall.. Boy you know its going to be lit..

[@powertothesheeple5422]

The fact that Obama, Katy Perry and Justin Bieber are the top twitter accounts tells you all you need to now about that trash platform. So fitting that Dorsey was "obsessed with status" .

[@kbytes92]

After seeing this I want to delete my Twitter account

[@capitanlatino3668]

all companies ended with a close friend backstabbing you, you have microsoft, apple, oracle and many many example money makes people competitors... not cooperative.

[@Negiku]

I'm deleting mine :) Just to pay respect to Noah.

[@burnout9069]

Sadly many a global names have some dirty laundry. Not all, but many. It's just the way it is. But Facebook is one of the biggest ripoffs. Suckerburg must be dead inside.

[@ther3alenso]

Delete it already. That platform is cancerous

[@justindchaney]

Twitter is a cesspit anyway. It’s like the complete opposite of the real world.

[@DanOneOne]

I am a tech guy too, and after a while I got tired and fed up with the way the world treats me, and with constant struggles to earn, that I just quit and stopped innovating. Now the 1st thought is : "Oh my, I will again be used and thrown out... No thanks, this world doesn't deserve good people... And I have a life to live of my own"

[@williamswendylee4574]

Noah Glass part creator of Twitter. Give him his share of Twitter's success.

[@godblessusa2724]

Not surprised at all judging from their characters. I am sorry for Glass and I hope Twitter get fined billons by the upcoming government lawsuit

[@shurlockefederick3856]

I wonder how many ‘Noah’s’ there are in the business world? Quietly forced out leaving others to take the glory.

[@reneeperkins3811]

Jack on the Surface: Empathetic liberal Jack at Heart: Ravenous capitalist wolf

[@noblemoore7986]

Funny how such a hell hole of a website was founded on betrayal and backstabbing. Seems fitting tbh.

[@anshul9856]

@@jdeep7 who did he cheat?

[@NIkki-ox1ej]

@@reneeperkins3811 The majority of these "anti capitalist, ultra liberal dystopia leaders are the ones caught in the act committing "pc" atrocities, but no, their followers do not even bat an eye...Just like what happens with upcoming dictators

[@rondajones7526]

Thank you for shedding light on the tech industry, I don't like when young people idolize Steve Jobs and people like him. They are ruthless creeps, kids can do better when it comes to role models

[@jameseverett4976]

In the case of Jobs, Billy gates was the ruthless creep and thief executive officer. Also a bait and switch con man to the world.

[@LethalBubbles]

this video tipped me off about twitter being a user aggregated news site (as opposed to a social networking site) and I haven't looked at it the same way since.

[@Je.rone_]

*I feel like Twitter is like Facebook's angrier less chatty cousin*

[@RexGalilae]

Less chatty? Boi u need to get on Twitter right now!

[@wilsonmpesha904]

@@RexGalilae He probably means the character limit.

[@jon-unicorn-doxxer]

well atleast Eduardo Saverin gets some moola tho...

[@dhavidbentrinidad]

Moral Lesson: Trust no one.

[@ritabridgethunter7932]

God bless you. *Love every one and trust only God. - T B Joshua* "It is better to trust in the LORD than to put confidence in man...princes." - Psalm 118:8, 9.

[@theedspage]

@@ritabridgethunter7932 God is less trustworthy.

[@Dowlphin]

Not ideal. Test people so you truly know them. And don't expect business to not ruin a so-called friendship. Business is capitalism and capitalism is fear, and how much someone has their fear in check defines their character. Ideal for testing it. The game *Night in the Woods* examined the watered-down concept of "friendship" by doing reality checks. At one time the concept of "familiar proximity" was brought up, at another time the cynical/defeatist concept of "best available friend" (i.e. gotta keep your expectations low, good friends being rare and usually out of reach).

[@sorenp1332]

Don’t Trust a liberal

[@johnchrysler5122]

@@Dowlphin I agree on what you said Pinkie Ponk.

[@Manonnawave]

We should make Noah Glass trend on Twitter 😭

[@ShinkuGouki]

People always look out for themselves and can betray you no matter who they are. Protect yourselves at all times.

[@steffennorgren8023]

I remember taking Noah and my friends to dinner at a Romanian restaurant in San Fran back in 2005. He was a sweatheart.

[@gloriakinya8330]

I hope he landed on his feet?

[@decodingmysteries9867]

Shut up bragger

[@5thfloor584]

Why are so many people claiming they personally know Noah?! Your clearly lying mate!

[@steffennorgren8023]

5th Floor my best friend is Blaine Cook. We went to the same high school in South Surrey BC, Semiahmoo Secondary. Blaine started work at Odeo in like 2005, before it became Twitter. I remember him telling me what he was working on, the embryo of Twitter. I thought it was a stupid idea. Blaine’s girlfriend of the time eventually wrote a Book called Eat Tweet. I am also credited for a couple recipes in that book. Want the PDF? So yes. I met all of the original employees. The world isn’t as big as you might think. Blaine follows me on his Twitter. Blah blah blah. You could find the connections if you bothered to google a bit, though I am personally nothing special.

[@faronomus1589]

@@steffennorgren8023 are you still on contact with Noah? Like is the bloke ok?

[@Erlrantandrage]

Okay, my hypothesis is as follows. Jack shares his idea w/Noah, Noah realizing genius aids in the development and starts setting himself up as the leader of a new company. Evans sees the genius of this new plan and being a shady bitch does all his stock buy ups. Jack, sees Noah setting up this new Twitter company with Noah at the helm and becomes concerned that he's going to be pushed out once it's up and running. So while the idea is still in its early stages and he can still take it away brokers a deal with Evan to ensure he doesn't get pushed out. Instead, Noah is pushed out. Personally, I think witnessing someone attempting to set themselves up as CEO of an idea that was originally yours (no matter how much the other person helped develop it) could break a lot of people's trust. I don't think that Noah would have pushed Jack out but Evan definitely seems like the type to do that. Anyway, my guess is this WHOLE situation could have been avoided if perhaps Noah had included Jack more in on the development of the new company (maybe he did idk) or if Jack had spoken to Noah about the concerns that led him to betray Noah. However, considering Jack's apparent lack of social skills (aka shyness) maybe that was too difficult for him emotionally and so leaving things to Evan was the easier choice. Honestly, what bothers me more than the fact that Jack and Evan pushed Noah out is the fact that they've refused to acknowledge how wrong that was.

[@okhaeadeleye5313]

I do agree with your hypothesis. I’m seeing comments saying Noah did the coding but the video clearly said Jack did it. It was also Jack’s idea from statuses. He bounced it off Noah and Noah found it compelling. Jack must have felt worried he’s be removed Facebook style. It’s still sad they pushed Noah out the way they did.

[@stephaniesamra7960]

Wonder where is karma to right a wrong. Nobody escapes karma. If not in this lifetime- always the next 👍

[@ryerye9019]

Lesson: Don't bleed in a pool of sharks.

[@god563616]

This is really heartbreaking. I've never been on Twitter THANK GOD.

[@ruzzelladrian907]

This is actually heartbreaking to hear about Noah Glass' story.

[@MrMadnelsen]

Amazing. Never heard of this story actually. Thank you for this episode! An eye-opener.

[@hugonongbri8100]

Hey Dagogo!! You should do a series on "Business Betrayals" like this one......I'm sure there are lots of those !! :D

[@murrayneish4695]

Just watched this. Bearing in mind that there are two sides to every story, it seems like Ev is a ruthless man. There's the way third party Twitter aps were squeezed out. Then there's a bait and switch approach to content creators on Medium which was one of his next ventures.

[@Kampup]

Jack destroyed lives of people because they didn't have the same politics as him and his wife, a soy boy with power is very dangerous, Jack is weak.

[@sreramk1494]

I promise to start a tech business and eventually have a ColdFusion video about it! I hope my dream comes true.

[@RenceAsANoob]

Good luck pal! :D

[@amolkhobaragade]

@phil osophical Can't you do the same on Facebook?

[@MikeMonji]

Now, all you need to do is find someone to backstab!

[@one.bliss.studio]

Noah made the wrong move by not divesting the company sooner, or founding it as another startup. It gave Evan the opportunity for a hostile takeover. Kicking him out was a logical action once he became majority shareholder. But what Dorsey did was downright scummy.

[@samlsd9711]

Jack Net worth is 4.6billion half of that belongs to Noah

[@greyboltentertainment8338]

*most

[@joshuajoe1419]

Now he’s worth 11 billion but a lot of that is from Square so I don’t know how much Noah should have got.

[@johncayetano46]

who invented TWITTER.... DEFINITELY NOAH GLASS.... GOD KNOWS THE TRUTH....

[@cedrickmccrarydeandre9214]

Yes he does an twitch so I must be.bizz worthly ..bravo Cedrick, don't think he had to think that much

[@sor3999]

"Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain!" - Jack Dorsey

[@Shinobubu]

Finally recognition! Noah you deserved more.

[@lh6845]

I want to see Noah's reaction after watching this.Hope he's alright