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Hello, tech lovers! Today, let’s dive into what former Meta policy chief Nick Clegg has to say about the often too familiar Silicon Valley scene.
Nick Clegg is promoting his new book, “How to Save the Internet,” which isn’t quite a tell-all but gives us some interesting perspectives. In interviews, he’s been talking about the mixed feelings he has towards Silicon Valley.
He describes the industry as a “cloyingly conformist” environment, with everyone dressing in the same way, driving similar cars, and following the same trends. Despite its flaws, Clegg believes social media, while imperfect, has connected billions of people in unprecedented ways.
Interestingly, he distances himself from the industry’s obsession with machismo, calling it “deeply unattractive,” and shows some bewilderment toward this trend of masculinity and self-pity in tech culture.
During his commentary, he also touches on the industry’s culture and the need for better diversity of thought and behavior, while also reflecting on his time at Meta and his views on its impact.
Don’t miss the chance to explore his ideas and upcoming book that aims to bring a fresh perspective to the future of the internet and social media.
