> 1. If he didn't turn down the money, you wouldn't have heard of him at all;
I think this is probably not true.
> 2. You're not the intended audience of Grigory's message, nor are you in position to influence, change, or address the problems he was highlighting. The people who are heard the message loud and clear.
This is a great point and you're probably right.
> I'm also an autistic Jew from Odessa with a math PhD who left academia (the list of similarities ends there, sadly).
Really? What do you do nowadays?
(I glanced at your bio and website and you seem to be doing interesting things, I've also dabbled in Computational Geometry and 3d printing.)
I think this is probably not true.
> 2. You're not the intended audience of Grigory's message, nor are you in position to influence, change, or address the problems he was highlighting. The people who are heard the message loud and clear.
This is a great point and you're probably right.
> I'm also an autistic Jew from Odessa with a math PhD who left academia (the list of similarities ends there, sadly).
Really? What do you do nowadays?
(I glanced at your bio and website and you seem to be doing interesting things, I've also dabbled in Computational Geometry and 3d printing.)