Mark Zuckerberg blamed Sheryl Sandberg for Meta 'inclusivity' push: report
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Re: Mark Zuckerberg blamed Sheryl Sandberg for Meta 'inclusivity' push: report
#2Returning to his value roots I see.
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#4Yes he's a chameleon and yes he's a turncoat and so on, but it's interesting that he's gone all in on this. There's some debate whether wokism is finished for good or if it's merely gone dormant. He seems to be betting that it's gone for good.
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#5Fingered again
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#7An MSN repost of a Fox Business article, that lifted a specific sentence from a NYTimes article, where the source was "people familiar with the meeting".
This is likely as accurate as the game of broken telephone that kids play.
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#8i imagine they are still close enough, and perhaps she still has enough stock, that she understands he's willing to compromise his own morals for the financial benefit of the company
on a personal level, it is demoralizing to read though
Re: Mark Zuckerberg blamed Sheryl Sandberg for Meta 'inclusivity' push: report
#9An MSN repost of a Fox Business article, that lifted a specific sentence from a NYTimes article, where the source was "people familiar with the meeting". This is likely as accurate as the game of broken telephone that kids play.
More than once it has happened where some NYT article will discuss some private meeting at the White House and attribute it to someone like, "According to a credible source at that meeting, blah blah". Later it is confirmed that that well placed source was the President, or the secretary of state, etc. Credible news organizations don't just repeat whatever some random guy claims to have heard.
Re: Mark Zuckerberg blamed Sheryl Sandberg for Meta 'inclusivity' push: report
#10Yes he's a chameleon and yes he's a turncoat and so on, but it's interesting that he's gone all in on this. There's some debate whether wokism is finished for good or if it's merely gone dormant. He seems to be betting that it's gone for good.
School integration was woke. Women voting was woke. Interracial marriage was woke. Gay marriage was woke. Over the long run, progress only goes in the right direction. There's no debate, just noise. The year to year skirmishes aren't terribly important in the big picture.