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Huet: A federal jury convicted OneTaste leaders of forced labor conspiracy
“At the end of that trial, you know, a jury unanimously decided to convict Nicole and Rachel of this crime, and so the two of them are in a jail in Brooklyn, awaiting sentencing, which could come later this year or early next, and they could face up to 20 years…”
Huet: Silicon Valley's "agency" obsession stems from personal transformation seminars
“What's interesting to me about agency being popular in my view, among a certain like circle of tech people is that. Agency is a different way of saying this idea of like, oh, you should consider yourself like radically responsible for your life experience and …”
Huet: OneTaste weaponized "radical responsibility" to shame members out of victimhood
“Nicole and other leaders of the group would share this philosophy that basically, yeah, you were a hundred percent responsible for your experience, your life. And the flip side of that is they would also say that to have a victim mentality was Kind of like loo…”
Huet: Tim Ferriss and Gwyneth Paltrow endorsed the fringe OneTaste practice
“It was like endorsed by Tim Ferriss, Gwyneth Paltrow, Khloe Kardashian, like kind of got pretty big mainstream success for an obviously fringe practice.”
Huet: OneTaste charged up to $30,000 for advanced lifestyle intensive courses
“If you got deeper, it would be courses about, like, how to live your life in alignment with the philosophies of orgasmic meditation, and these courses could cost upwards of 20 or 30,000 dollars, and they might be, like, two-week intensives or this kind of thin…”