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Mark Zuckerberg has a podcast now
- sjg007 8y agoThis is a good idea. He can control the narrative and get exposure to public speaking.
- taurath 8y agoI mean, he's been in front of congress for hours and hours, how much more public speaking experience does one need - its what he and Sheryl choose to say or not say and do that gets them in trouble.
- forgottenpass 8y ago>how much more public speaking experience does one need Until he stops being a lifeless robot that scares normies?
- strikelaserclaw 8y agoHe is just waiting for advances in AI, so that he can get his software upgraded.
- strikelaserclaw 8y agoI think it's more cause he wants to be president someday, if that is really his goal, he needs A LOT more practice (not that i think he will ever get good at it).
- sjg007 8y agoWell.. he can use it to test out arguments to concerns from the public. Who knows, maybe it will be a safe space or maybe it will be too news worthy.
- type0 8y ago> The discussion initially took place on April 1 and was posted on Zuckerberg’s Facebook page, but has been reuploaded as a podcast today. This has to be some crazy late april fools joke.
- mindcrime 8y agoJust for shits and giggles, I joined Spotify just to give this a listen. I just listened to about 10 minutes of episode 2. Reaction? Neutral. If I didn't know it was Zuckerberg, I'd probably say "that was moderately interesting, but not earth-shaking." He's talking about the future of journalism with Mathias Döpfner in this episode. So far what's being said sounds reasonable, IF you look at it in isolation. But, you can't really ignore that this is Zuckerberg, and the history of Facebook and their relationship with privacy issues, fake news, etc. It's hard to to hear everything he says through a very cynical filter, even when his literal words sound reasonable. Net-net? It's not something I'm going to listen to on a regular basis, but I might dip in for a listen here and there if I'm bored.