top | item 25218981 An ex-FBer's take on the tech apocalypse 12 points| janvite6 | 5 years ago |youtube.com | reply 8 comments order hn newest [+] [-] dontreact|5 years ago|reply I really liked the discussion of shareholder value. I feel that this is the main escape hatch for justifying unethical behavior in Silicon Valley 2020. [+] [-] janvite6|5 years ago|reply But I wonder if people even bother to justify themselves. What are the means to push back on a corporation like FB, from within and without? [+] [-] kanox|5 years ago|reply None, hopefully. Facebook should not give in to censorship campaigns. load replies (1) [+] [-] thekaleb|5 years ago|reply I have not completed the video but an initial thought is, this seems to be another take on what the heck happened in 1971. [+] [-] janvite6|5 years ago|reply What was that? [+] [-] msftie|5 years ago|reply Good video. And like all good criticisms of Facebook it leaves me wondering, “but what can I do?” [+] [-] janvite6|5 years ago|reply Most things we can do seem irrelevant, the only thing that would hurt is regulation. Will that happen? Unlikely in the US. Perhaps in Europe...
[+] [-] dontreact|5 years ago|reply I really liked the discussion of shareholder value. I feel that this is the main escape hatch for justifying unethical behavior in Silicon Valley 2020.
[+] [-] janvite6|5 years ago|reply But I wonder if people even bother to justify themselves. What are the means to push back on a corporation like FB, from within and without? [+] [-] kanox|5 years ago|reply None, hopefully. Facebook should not give in to censorship campaigns. load replies (1)
[+] [-] kanox|5 years ago|reply None, hopefully. Facebook should not give in to censorship campaigns. load replies (1)
[+] [-] thekaleb|5 years ago|reply I have not completed the video but an initial thought is, this seems to be another take on what the heck happened in 1971. [+] [-] janvite6|5 years ago|reply What was that?
[+] [-] msftie|5 years ago|reply Good video. And like all good criticisms of Facebook it leaves me wondering, “but what can I do?” [+] [-] janvite6|5 years ago|reply Most things we can do seem irrelevant, the only thing that would hurt is regulation. Will that happen? Unlikely in the US. Perhaps in Europe...
[+] [-] janvite6|5 years ago|reply Most things we can do seem irrelevant, the only thing that would hurt is regulation. Will that happen? Unlikely in the US. Perhaps in Europe...
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