“… I’d work at a mission-driven, world-changing company like Facebook—never realizing that just a few years later, the world would see the immense harm big tech has inflicted on our humanity.” — comforting to hear this sentiment from someone else
The disillusionment with big tech is real. I highly recommend reading Careless People if you’re interested in the insider perspective from Facebook - my blood was boiling the whole time while reading the book 😅
Millennials are waking up from the lies capitalism sold us. Now it’s on us to write a new blueprint— one that values health, agency and dignity over mere survival.
Changing systems built to benefit the powerful won’t be easy, but we owe it to ourselves—and to future generations—to fight for a more equitable world.
“… I’d work at a mission-driven, world-changing company like Facebook—never realizing that just a few years later, the world would see the immense harm big tech has inflicted on our humanity.” — comforting to hear this sentiment from someone else
The disillusionment with big tech is real. I highly recommend reading Careless People if you’re interested in the insider perspective from Facebook - my blood was boiling the whole time while reading the book 😅
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Can’t agree more with your ending.
Millennials are waking up from the lies capitalism sold us. Now it’s on us to write a new blueprint— one that values health, agency and dignity over mere survival.
Changing systems built to benefit the powerful won’t be easy, but we owe it to ourselves—and to future generations—to fight for a more equitable world.
Thanks for sharing.
History always repeats itself.
Many answers for the human future can be found in the past human histories.
Humanity and love, instead of competition and greeds, is the path for a brighter human civilizations.❤️❤️