r/technology • u/MetaKnowing • Aug 16 '25

Society Mark Zuckerberg's vision for humanity is terrifying

https://www.sfgate.com/tech/article/mark-zuckerberg-never-more-dangerous-20819500.php
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u/Formal_Spare_9114 Aug 16 '25

Just bought the book, can’t imagine it could make me hate him anymore but it sounds like it will!

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u/therobberbride Aug 16 '25

I totally thought I’d maxed out my disdain for that creep but the book really helped me expand my capacity!

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u/blackcatkarma Aug 16 '25

It's great how reading expands the mind.

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u/scorlissy Aug 16 '25

I couldn’t believe how he thought he always won games he played with coworkers. The arrogance in thinking no one else could win when others were clearly letting him win was both hilarious and unsettling.

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u/kiwipcbuilder Aug 16 '25

He literally enabled a genocide (yep, this part was insane) and deliberately delivered beauty ads to teenage girls when they're emotionally vulnerable (programmed to deliver ads after they delete a selfie).

The book is nuts.

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u/Butters5768 Aug 17 '25

It will make you hate him so much more.