Sarah Wynne-Williams
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45 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard Apr 2025
last heard 1 Jun
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I think he's a careless person and I think when you have that amount of power, it matters.
I think the way that these products, the way Instagram has infiltrated our lives, the way WhatsApp has infiltrated our lives, we have so much power to shape how we experience the world we're in.
And I think the challenge is when you have that much power and when you're surrounded by people who enable it because they derive their wealth and their security from it,
I think you just lose touch with what matters.
You lose touch with the real world.
And until you've experienced it, it's very hard to believe.
I mean, I talk about how he's in a bubble.
And you think of a bubble as a sort of flimsy, transparent.
But with him, it's like a thick, opaque fortress.
There's just no understanding of how much damage
these products can have, but also just how the real world operates.
And yet he's making all these decisions.
So not just me, but the United Nations, who did a really extensive report, decided that Facebook bore a lot of responsibility, that they were directly responsible for inflaming and spreading hate speech and directly leading to the genocide.
But I think what's so challenging with so much of this stuff, and partly why...
I think it's helpful just to see it all in one place is that these aren't necessarily things that the company does.
It's the things they don't do.
It's the sort of sins of omission where all these bad things are happening.
Teens are committing suicide after being bullied on the product.
You know, there are riots that could be in many different places around the globe.
Myanmar is just one example that have fueled, instigated on the platform.
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