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thoughts on the intersection of tech, business, and society. menu so yes, i am planning on going to china on saturday. my first time, i’m a bit embarras*ed to say. it’s not for a lack of opportunities, but rather a conviction that when i did go, i’d make a study of it, staying for at least two weeks, if not more. week. i admit, i’ve boxed china out, because i as*igned it such import, such gravitas, that i needed to justify the 15-hour flight (and its attendant biome and geospatial shock) with a commitment of time i was never able to make. 3 comments on so i’m going to china saturday. that just got interesting.. mark zuckerberg is in a crisis of leadership. will he grasp its opportunity? it seems like an eternity, but about one year ago this fall, uber had kicked its iconic founding ceo to the curb, and he responded by meanwhile, facebook was at least a year into crisis mode, clumsily dealing with a spreading contagion that culminated in a yom kippur will try to be better,” he posted. “for the ways my work was used to divide people rather than bring us together, i ask for forgiveness more than one year after that work reputedly began, what lesson from facebook’s still rolling catastrophe? i think it’s pretty clear: mark zuckerberg needs to do a lot more than publish blog posts someone else has written for him. detail from the cover of harari’s lastest work, 21 lessons for the 21st century. recommending it to the entire industry with this subhead: “no one in tech is talking about homo deus. we most certainly should be.” eighte*n months later, harari is finally having his technology industry moment. the author of a trio of increasingly disturbing the subhead continues: “the futurist philosopher yuval noah harari thinks silicon valley is an engine of dystopian ruin. so why do the programmatic advertising. i’ve called it the most important artifact in human history so yes, i think programmatic advertising is a big deal. as i wrote in the aforementioned post: