(UDHAYAM, CALIFORNIA) – Mark Zuckerberg has revealed deep-seated concerns that the tide is turning against globalization.
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”.
In a call to action, he said people must not “sit around and be upset”, but act to build “social infrastructures”.
