Scolding Innovation
Noam expresses his concerns about the role of major tech companies, particularly Apple, in shaping societal discourse. He argues that these corporations often prioritize profit over the greater good, contributing to a culture of misinformation and diminishing public debate. Kara adds that the current political climate reflects the consequences of this negligence, highlighting a troubling trend in the manipulation of information and public sentiment.In this clip
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