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As Mark Zuckerberg starts talking about the importance of "privacy", it's important to note his definition might be different from yours.
A new generation of moguls might understand disruption but have a slightly looser understanding of the truth.
Facebook has a lot to answer for here — and what they say will affect the whole tech industry.
Pretty soon, automation and wage stagnation will mean a great many of us will have no other choice but to sell our private information to make a living.
The CEO and founder of Facebook is a rare and billionaire type to be sure, but one, thanks to his habit of being very typical very publicly, we can now identify.
We didn't elect Mark Zuckerberg. He is not qualified to guide democracy, nor to fix much of anything outside of Facebook's censorship policy.
Not even Google can compete.
The recriminations over the Facebook float continue, with The New York Times and the owner of a basketball team weighing in on the villains and victims of the float.
