"The Social Reckoning": Facebook, More, end... and Metastases
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Sixteen years after "The Social Network", which related the creation of Mark Zuckerberg's social network, Aaron Sorkin chronicles his worrying drifts in "The Social Reckoning"The social networks, saviors or fosseurs of democracy? This is the great theme to which Aaron Sorkin refers with The Social Reckoning. Not in the form of an essay, which is reassured, but under that of a fiction of the style "journalistic investigation with alert launcher".
This false sequel to "The Social Network" with Mikey Madison is inspired by a Wall Street Journal survey to illustrate Facebook's influence on international political radicalization. Not surprising but icy.
Sixteen years after The Social Network, The Social Reckoning plunges the nose behind the scenes of Facebook and its sacrosanct boss, still with Aaron Sorkin's vitriol pen. To one detail.
the social network 3.0 The Social Network began with a heated exchange between Mark Zuckerberg and his girlfriend Erica Albright, tied up in a lively bar. They exchanged their lives, right in their eyes, almost serenely or at least, in a calm and laid way, even if the outcome of their glass led to their separation. [...]
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