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It's time for Mark Zuckerberg to resign from Meta

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Re: It's time for Mark Zuckerberg to resign from Meta

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I’m not sure the next CEO would do any better. The social media craze is built for addiction and that’s their business model. Investors won’t be on board, sadly.

I think everyone is infected by doomerism.

Why care about the long term consequences if the world is going to be over in the next 20 years.

Re: It's time for Mark Zuckerberg to resign from Meta

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post #3

I’m not sure the next CEO would do any better. The social media craze is built for addiction and that’s their business model. Investors won’t be on board, sadly.

I think everyone is infected by doomerism. Why care about the long term consequences if the world is going to be over in the next 20 years.

At the billionaire level that seems to be the case.

Re: It's time for Mark Zuckerberg to resign from Meta

#7

I’m not sure the next CEO would do any better. The social media craze is built for addiction and that’s their business model. Investors won’t be on board, sadly.

Has there ever be a social media plattform that cheered you on for Self-Improvement? DuoLingo comes to mind or some DIY project- like building a piece of furniture?

Just not rewarding flexing, but creating and world improving?

Re: It's time for Mark Zuckerberg to resign from Meta

#8

I’m not sure the next CEO would do any better. The social media craze is built for addiction and that’s their business model. Investors won’t be on board, sadly.

Has there ever be a social media plattform that cheered you on for Self-Improvement? DuoLingo comes to mind or some DIY project- like building a piece of furniture? Just not rewarding flexing, but creating and world improving?

Duolingo has joined to the addiction club

Re: It's time for Mark Zuckerberg to resign from Meta

#9
Honestly, the world has grown past the need for Meta. I would not cry if it completely shut down, problem is, what will fill the void? It would be nice to have something not controlled by Big American Corporation (or Chinese, or any, for that matter), but somehow I don't see it happening.
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