> critical of the company nowadays As opposed to when? When you worked there? When was this period that Facebook was a beacon of ethical behaviour? > to expli

> critical of the company nowadays As opposed to when? When you worked there? When was this period that Facebook was a beacon of ethical behaviour? > to explicitly dehumanize them for the sake of making the world simpler. Like aliasing people into a point on a social graph and a wallet? Dehumanising behaviour and monetising that is the main ethical problem with Facebook. It's a bit rich to accuse opponents of over simplification. >It is a poor model FB market cap seems to disagree. Pidgeon-holing people for profit is an exceptionally lucrative model. > Projects like charitable causes have raised a lot for charity And the trains in Italy ran on time! You worked there for five years and never had a clue. Maybe you're not the right person to provide a judgement on judgement.