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From the related article: > Mark Zuckerberg sounded a warning on Friday about the social and political fragmentation caused by America’s opioid crisis He is t
by thisisit 9y ago
From the related article:
> Mark Zuckerberg sounded a warning on Friday about the social and political fragmentation caused by America’s opioid crisis
He is trying to diverge attention away from FB by blaming opioids, lost jobs etc but has zero charisma.
Promoting his views in form of a trending Facebook news feed story might provide him a better platform /s
And I still don't get why don't these guys simply do away with the news feed and/or stop collecting data which allow advertisers target a specific political leaning.
- hinkley 9y agoI dont care for either of them, but I don’t understand why we bag on Zuckerberg, who has at least realized at an almost reasonable age that there are other humans in the world. Meanwhile Bezos is what, ~fifteen~ twenty years older, and still seems to long for the return of serfdom. In 2012 Bezos was pretty much Bill Gates before Ted Turner and others took Gates to task for being Ebenezer Scrooge. Since then, Bezos has donated to his alma mater and to projects that are within walking distance of Amazon’s main campus. Big man. Amazon is the new Walmart. When humans have a moment of clarity and learn to go outside instead of going on FB, all the shops will be gone or called Amazon, and Bezos will be swimming in his bank vault.
- thisisit 9y agoFrankly I feel tired by this level of discussion. If you feel I am wrong about Zuckerberg, sure downvote my post or given points against it. But there has to be another place and time to discuss Bezos and Amazon. Currently your argument is nothing but whataboutism.
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