Twenty years ago, somewhere in the student dormitories of Harvard, one of the projects that changed the face of the world was born.
The young Mark Zuckerberg, student of psychology and computer science, programming prodigy, he imagines, when he launches the first online students' paper, to soon reign, with Facebook, then Meta, as master over the " global web interactions?
In Silicon Valley, the followers of cyberculture have in any case already theorized this nascent movement, this coming wave: they hope from digital technology nothing less than a revolution of consciousness.
“Bringing the world closer together”
(Mark Zuckerberg),
“Giving power back to the people”
(Elon Musk),
“Bringing humanity together”
or
“Making man freer”…
The new oracles of tech are setting out to conquer markets with missionary accents by brandishing great ideals - however quickly converted into commercial arguments.
Free and equality fizzled out, and now…
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