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>Belson invites Richard to the inauguration of the Gavin Belson Institute for Tethics.

Maybe this was an inspiration for the Gavin Belson Signature Box III in the series Silicon Valley?

Gavin Belson would never suggest scrubbing negative mentions of Hooli from the internet.

This is the Gavin Belson strategy to starve Pied Piper of distributed computing experts; nobody get's to work on his Signature Edition Box 3!

Why do you think Gavin Belson had a blood bag?

Hear it straight from our CIO Gavin Belson here.

Anyone else getting Gavin Belson interview vibes from this?

Is your name Gavin Belson by any chance?

Did someone say Gavin Belson and Nucleus?

>Once at the podium, Belson discards his planned speech and instead confesses to his misdeeds when he was CEO of Hooli.

If the attorney general finds that Belson acted unethically during his tenure as Hooli CEO, the current Hooli CEO would be the one who has to pay the fine.

I was also surprised by that when watching the show, but I believe it was Gavin Belson who hyped this metric while presenting Nucleus at Tech Crunch.

Show a member of a YC25 class SV today and they'll think Gavin Belson is a "how-to" tutorial.

And yet more than a little Gavin Belson "Box III" vibes here.

But, as Ron LaFlamme (Ben Feldman) explains, Belson's contrite act is just another effort to sandbag Richard.

Before Belson's speech, Richard confronts the former Hooli CEO with the fact that the tethics pledge is a stream of brazenly plagiarized banalities, much like Belson's novel Cold Ice Cream & Hot Kisses.

For other amazing examples of practical effects, check out the Visual Music artist Jordan Belson.