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Adam Conover regrets becoming “a crypto shill” for Sam Altman’s World.

Recently, the comedian behind Adam Ruins Everything made a promotional video for World that he’s since taken down. Now, he’s addressing blowback he received by calling his ad for the eyeball-scanning crypto company “one of the dumbest things I have ever done” and saying what he “honestly” thinks about the company.

One the highest-profile callouts of Conover’s video came from Rebecca Watson, aka Skepchick, who briefly summarizes World’s problematic exploits in her critique.

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