> If he doesn’t compete in AI or whatever, the world will still progress and achieve what it needs to. I mean, kinda. There's bit of a market efficiency proble

> If he doesn’t compete in AI or whatever, the world will still progress and achieve what it needs to. I mean, kinda. There's bit of a market efficiency problem for human progress. If everybody assumes someone else will push the ball forward, that means nobody will. As much as you believe technology is part of progress, you have to expect really idiosyncratic people are going to be the ones taking the reins. As much as we cringe at Zuck and his choices, he probably looks around his peers and sees himself as saving the rest of us from even worse like David Ellison.