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This is so disappointing. Zuckerberg's frustration is palpable. I sympathize in a 'no good deed' sense. He spent millions trying to fix education. And what was
by Gunax 2y ago
This is so disappointing. Zuckerberg's frustration is palpable. I sympathize in a 'no good deed' sense.
He spent millions trying to fix education. And what was his reward? At best the experiment failed. But we saw how the power structures felt threatened by his experiment.
And now I see presidents refusing to leave office and presidents' administrations pushing media censorship. Everyone should be concerned about this move towards Oceania.
- pointlss 2y agoHe did not try to fix education but make himself more powerful; what does fix education even mean? Nice of a few people to demand we all march towards such high minded hallucinations like sheep. Humanity has been here before and chosen to not point up the hierarchy and bow to what’s there; so sad a few rich CEOs are being demeaned for their meat suits invalid belief the rest of us give a specific fuck they exist 80% of the 1900s Fortune 500 are gone Latin is not the dominant language Americans don’t live by British idioms Humanity will move on from Zuckerberg and everything he accomplishes; propping those guys up is like trying to preserve a fart; physics will diffuse social awareness Zuck existed and eventually reclaim his mush n goo. Humanity is a Ship of Theseus, always replacing planks due to generational churn; what a shock a new generation doesn’t find value in aging rich people who they can see hands on lacks life skills and is just engaged in managing wealth <900k cops in the US, inclusive of local, county, state, federal. <600k politicians. The awful leadership in America is all thanks to tens of millions of adult members of the public who prostrate themselves before the rich.