Oh great, someone leaked the memo from the "CFAR Alumni Community Disputes Council (ACDC)"

https://pastebin.com/fzwYfDNq

and I have so many questions now. For starters, how many disputes *are* there, if they need a dedicated council?

> We believe that Brent is fundamentally oriented towards helping people grow to be the best versions of themselves.

> In particular, Brent is quite good at breaking out of standard social frames and making use of unconventional techniques and strategies. This includes things that have Chesterton’s fences attached, such as drug use, weird storytelling, etc. A lot of his aesthetic is dark, and this sometimes makes him come across as evil or machiavellian.

> In 2016 he hurt D, mostly in the course of experimenting with ways to help her.

If this is representative of the CFAR approach to helping people grow, I'm getting less enthusiastic about paying $3,900 to attend one of their workshops!