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[AVGWarhawk]

Mark Zuckerberg has revealed deep-seated concerns that the tide is turning against globalisation.

Or in short, losing money via members of FB dropping the app and moving on.

In an interview with the BBC, the Facebook founder said that fake news, polarised views and "filter bubbles" were damaging "common understanding".
He said people had been left behind by global growth, sparking demands to "withdraw" from the "connected world".

Why yes, what once was to be a family and friends type app has become anything but. More political crap and family/friends trying to sell me LuLaRue pants than I care to count. Filtering through the junk I found a picture of my friends dog. Time to dump the app.

In a call to action, he said people must not "sit around and be upset", but act to build "social infrastructures".

And my bank account so to buy an entire Hawaiian island.

"Now that vision is becoming more controversial."

No worries. You will survive on your billions.

He told the BBC: "There are people around the world that feel left behind by globalisation and the rapid changes that have happened, and there are movements as a result to withdraw from some of that global connection."

They survived before FB and will survive not being connected to hopefully a dying form of communication named Facebook.

http://www.bbc.com/news/business-38998884