Dex Hunter-Torricke

There were lots of details which I think were absolutely not, in fact, how things went down.

That's good to know.

That's also part of history.

People have very different perspectives on all of those things.

The power of connectivity to change lives and move societies forward, that is absolutely true.

It's still true.

People can absolutely detest any number of these companies.

Most of us still carry a smartphone.

Most of us have social media.

These are things which have become really valuable in our lives.

And those are all real things.

They're things which can mean a huge difference in the quality of life for communities and families and all sorts of people.

In fact, my own journey, going from where I started to...

being able to do all the things I'm doing in my life.

In fact, I think technology was a big part of that.

I remember I was at home, my parents were of no help guiding me in my career, obviously, like when I was a teenager and I was trying to figure out like, how do I apply to university?

It's like my parents didn't go to university.

So it was literally me staying up late, typing away on my dad's old computer, literally flinging out queries into the early internet, trying to figure out like, what would you need to do to do all these things?

Like, what is an internship?

You know, stuff like that.