-0.25 Larry Page has moved to Florida

Name: HRCB Evaluation: Larry Page has moved to Florida
Item: Larry Page has moved to Florida
Rating: -0.248
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-0.25	Larry Page has moved to Florida (twitter.com)
	32 points by jmeister 5 hours ago \| 50 comments on HN \| Mild negative Mixed · v3.7 · 2026-02-26

Summary Privacy & Digital Expression Neglects

This individual tweet URL on Twitter/X contains minimal visible content—only search schema markup. The evaluation relies primarily on cached domain-level signals, which indicate the platform exhibits moderate structural concerns regarding privacy (extensive tracking, limited opt-out) and free expression (content moderation with limited transparency). Observable signals are sparse and insufficient to assess the tweet's own editorial stance on human rights.

Article Heatmap

Negative Neutral Positive No Data

Aggregates

Weighted Mean	-0.25	Unweighted Mean	-0.20
Max	+0.20 Article 25	Min	-0.60 Article 12
Signal	4	No Data	27
Confidence	6%	Volatility	0.29 (Medium)
Negative	3	Channels	E: 0.5 S: 0.5
SETL	ND
FW Ratio	50%	4 facts · 4 inferences

Evidence: High: 0 Medium: 3 Low: 1 No Data: 27

Theme Radar

HN Discussion 10 top-level · 2 replies

jackvalentine 2026-02-26 00:17 UTC link

Oh no?

GenerWork 2026-02-26 00:18 UTC link

>"He wasn't just pretending to move to Florida."

Do people often pretend that they're going to move? Seems like a weird thing to say.

paxys 2026-02-26 00:23 UTC link

Okay?

kipukun 2026-02-26 00:28 UTC link

This almost feels like satire.

Bender 2026-02-26 00:29 UTC link

From elsewhere:

Google co-founder Larry Page moved to Florida from California in early 2026, purchasing over $188 million in Miami property. He left California to avoid a proposed 5% state wealth tax targeting billionaires, shifting his primary residence and assets to Florida, which has no state income tax.

Makes sense to me. Several businesses and individuals from NYC have also moved to Florida for similar reasons. If I were hard working or creative as them to be as wealthy I would do the same and I know others here would too, they just wouldn't likely admit or say it. None of that prevents one from having a satellite office in the former state.

jdlshore 2026-02-26 00:48 UTC link

If you think wealth inequality is a societal problem, billionaires leaving to avoid taxes is a feature, not a bug.

lapcat 2026-02-26 00:49 UTC link

> it has cost California both Larry's presence and all the tax revenue it made from him.

1. Google itself isn't moving. I don't think Larry is closely involved anymore, and a move out of state seems to prove that.

2. How much tax revenue did California even make from him? If he doesn't sell stock, then he has no capital gains to tax. That's the whole point of the wealth tax. The ultra-wealthy are infamous for tax avoidance schemes such as rotating loans against their stock to avoid capital gains.

cbradford 2026-02-26 00:50 UTC link

The guy doesn't want to give hundreds of millions of dollars to the government of CA so they can give free healthcare to illegals. Seems pretty rational.

georgemcbay 2026-02-26 00:51 UTC link

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eo-KmOd3i7s

snapetom 2026-02-26 00:52 UTC link

This part from Paul Graham on his own move was eye opening:

"After we'd been in England for several years, I asked the people who do our taxes to check, and they told me that I actually saved money by moving to England. That's how high California state taxes are already."

serf 2026-02-26 00:42 UTC link

its a luxury of the ultra-rich.

they threaten to move to push legislation which way they want.

Alupis 2026-02-26 00:50 UTC link

Every election you have celebrities and wealthy individuals threaten to leave the country, etc. Nearly none of them follow-through, and of the ones that do, many ultimately move back.

Page left California specifically because of the so-called "Billionaire Tax", and is taking with him his family (which will inherit his vast riches), his philanthropy, his non-profits, many jobs, taxes and more. The effect will be generations of lost benefits to California.

Editorial Channel

What the content says

Preamble Preamble

No observable editorial content addressing UDHR preamble themes in the provided page data.

Article 1 Freedom, Equality, Brotherhood

No observable content addressing equal rights and dignity.

Article 2 Non-Discrimination

No observable content addressing non-discrimination.

Article 3 Life, Liberty, Security

No observable content addressing right to life, liberty, or personal security.

Article 4 No Slavery

No observable content addressing slavery or servitude.

Article 5 No Torture

No observable content addressing torture or cruel treatment.

Article 6 Legal Personhood

No observable content addressing right to recognition as person before law.

Article 7 Equality Before Law

No observable content addressing equal protection before law.

Article 8 Right to Remedy

No observable content addressing legal remedies.

Article 9 No Arbitrary Detention

No observable content addressing arbitrary arrest or detention.

Article 10 Fair Hearing

No observable content addressing fair trial or due process.

Article 11 Presumption of Innocence

No observable content addressing presumption of innocence or retroactive law.

Article 12 Privacy

Medium Practice

Tweet content itself does not address privacy.

Article 13 Freedom of Movement

No observable content addressing freedom of movement.

Article 14 Asylum

No observable content addressing asylum.

Article 15 Nationality

No observable content addressing nationality.

Article 16 Marriage & Family

No observable content addressing marriage or family.

Article 17 Property

No observable content addressing property rights.

Article 18 Freedom of Thought

No observable content addressing conscience and religion.

Article 19 Freedom of Expression

Medium Practice

Tweet content not provided; cannot assess editorial expression.

Article 20 Assembly & Association

Medium Practice

No observable content addressing assembly or association.

Article 21 Political Participation

No observable content addressing political participation.

Article 22 Social Security

No observable content addressing social security or economic rights.

Article 23 Work & Equal Pay

No observable content addressing labor rights.

Article 24 Rest & Leisure

No observable content addressing rest and leisure.

Article 25 Standard of Living

Low Practice

No observable content addressing health or welfare.

Article 26 Education

No observable content addressing education.

Article 27 Cultural Participation

No observable content addressing cultural participation.

Article 28 Social & International Order

No observable content addressing social order.

Article 29 Duties to Community

No observable content addressing duties or limitations.

Article 30 No Destruction of Rights

No observable content addressing interpretation of rights.

Structural Channel

What the site does

Domain Context Profile

Element	Modifier	Affects	Note
Privacy	-0.15	Article 12 Article 19	Twitter/X maintains extensive user data collection and tracking practices; privacy policy permits broad data use and sharing
Terms of Service	-0.10	Article 19 Article 20	Terms permit content moderation and account suspension with limited transparency; restrictions on expression enforcement
Accessibility	+0.05	Article 25	Platform provides some accessibility features but gaps remain in comprehensive coverage
Mission	+0.10	Article 19 Article 20	Platform mission includes free expression and public discourse, though enforcement inconsistent
Editorial Code	—		No formal editorial code observable on domain
Ownership	-0.05	Article 19	Private corporate ownership; editorial decisions not subject to public governance
Access Model	+0.10	Article 19 Article 25	Free access tier enables broad participation; freemium model provides baseline access
Ad/Tracking	-0.15	Article 12	Extensive behavioral tracking and profiling for advertising; limited opt-out mechanisms

+0.05

Article 25 Standard of Living

Low Practice

Structural

+0.05

Context Modifier

+0.15

SETL

Platform provides basic accessibility features; cached DCP notes +0.05 modifier for partial accessibility implementation with gaps.

-0.10

Article 20 Assembly & Association

Medium Practice

Structural

-0.10

Context Modifier

0.00

SETL

Platform permits public assembly and collective voice; cached DCP notes TOS restrictions on account suspension (-0.1) and mission supports public discourse (+0.1). Net signal neutral to slightly negative.

-0.20

Article 19 Freedom of Expression

Medium Practice

Structural

-0.20

Context Modifier

-0.10

SETL

Platform provides mechanisms for speech but cached DCP notes TOS permits content moderation with limited transparency (-0.1), private ownership restricts editorial governance (-0.05), and mission supports free expression (+0.1). Net structural signal mildly negative due to moderation opacity.

-0.30

Article 12 Privacy

Medium Practice

Structural

-0.30

Context Modifier

-0.30

SETL

Platform practices extensive user tracking and data collection; cached DCP notes -0.15 privacy modifier for data collection/sharing; page structure reveals minimal privacy protections in search schema.

Preamble Preamble

Page structure is minimal search/navigation schema; no structural signals regarding human dignity or fundamental freedoms.

Article 1 Freedom, Equality, Brotherhood

Platform structure does not reveal content moderation or equality mechanisms in this minimal dataset.

Article 2 Non-Discrimination

Platform accessibility signals cached; individual tweet page does not expose discrimination practices.

Article 3 Life, Liberty, Security

Individual tweet does not reveal safety/security mechanisms.

Article 4 No Slavery

Not applicable to tweet context.

Article 5 No Torture

Not applicable to tweet context.

Article 6 Legal Personhood

Platform provides user identity/verification mechanisms (cached DCP); individual tweet does not expose these.

Article 7 Equality Before Law

Not directly observable in tweet page data.

Article 8 Right to Remedy

Not observable in minimal tweet page data.

Article 9 No Arbitrary Detention

Not applicable to tweet context.

Article 10 Fair Hearing

Platform content moderation procedures exist (cached DCP notes limited transparency); not observable in this tweet page.

Article 11 Presumption of Innocence

Not applicable to tweet context.

Article 13 Freedom of Movement

Not applicable to platform context.

Article 14 Asylum

Not applicable to platform context.

Article 15 Nationality

Not applicable to tweet context.

Article 16 Marriage & Family

Not applicable to tweet context.

Article 17 Property

Not applicable to tweet context.

Article 18 Freedom of Thought

Platform permits diverse expression; cached DCP notes mission includes free expression.

Article 21 Political Participation

Platform enables political discourse; not directly observable in minimal tweet page data.

Article 22 Social Security

Not applicable to platform context.

Article 23 Work & Equal Pay

Not applicable to tweet context.

Article 24 Rest & Leisure

Not applicable to platform context.

Article 26 Education

Not applicable to tweet context.

Article 27 Cultural Participation

Platform enables cultural expression; not directly observable in minimal page data.

Article 28 Social & International Order

Not applicable to individual tweet context.

Article 29 Duties to Community

Platform TOS establish duties; cached DCP notes TOS moderation restrictions (-0.1).

Article 30 No Destruction of Rights

Not applicable to individual tweet context.

Supplementary Signals

Epistemic Quality

0.15 low claims

Sources		0.0
Evidence		0.0
Uncertainty		0.5
Purpose		0.3

Propaganda Flags

0 techniques detected

Solution Orientation

0.20 problem only

Reader Agency

0.0

Emotional Tone

detached

Valence		0.0
Arousal		0.0
Dominance		0.0

Stakeholder Voice

0.00 1 perspective

Temporal Framing

present immediate

Geographic Scope

global

Complexity

accessible low jargon none

Transparency

0.00

✗ Author

Event Timeline 20 events

2026-02-26 05:02	credit_exhausted	Credit balance too low, retrying in 283s	- -
2026-02-26 05:02	dlq	Dead-lettered after 1 attempts: Larry Page has moved to Florida	- -
2026-02-26 05:00	credit_exhausted	Credit balance too low, retrying in 359s	- -
2026-02-26 04:59	credit_exhausted	Credit balance too low, retrying in 309s	- -
2026-02-26 04:59	credit_exhausted	Credit balance too low, retrying in 359s	- -
2026-02-26 04:58	credit_exhausted	Credit balance too low, retrying in 325s	- -
2026-02-26 04:53	self_throttle	Self-throttle: ramp-up guard: state 91s stale	- -
2026-02-26 04:53	self_throttle	Self-throttle: ramp-up guard: state 92s stale	- -
2026-02-26 04:51	credit_exhausted	Credit balance too low, retrying in 283s	- -
2026-02-26 04:38	eval_success	Evaluated: Mild negative (-0.25)	- -
2026-02-26 03:24	eval_success	Evaluated: Neutral (-0.00)	- -
2026-02-26 03:21	eval_success	Evaluated: Neutral (-0.04)	- -
2026-02-26 03:13	dlq	Dead-lettered after 1 attempts: Larry Page has moved to Florida	- -
2026-02-26 03:13	dlq	Dead-lettered after 1 attempts: Larry Page has moved to Florida	- -
2026-02-26 03:12	self_throttle	Self-throttle: ramp-up guard: state 108s stale	- -
2026-02-26 03:12	self_throttle	Self-throttle: ramp-up guard: state 70s stale	- -
2026-02-26 03:11	credit_exhausted	Credit balance too low, retrying in 277s	- -
2026-02-26 02:31	dlq_replay	DLQ message 427 replayed: Larry Page has moved to Florida	- -
2026-02-26 02:26	dlq_replay	DLQ message 117 replayed: Larry Page has moved to Florida	- -
2026-02-26 01:54	dlq	Dead-lettered after 1 attempts: Larry Page has moved to Florida	- -

build 59cf82e+tpso · deployed 2026-02-26 02:38 UTC · evaluated 2026-02-26 04:51:33 UTC