The 1024 podcast for people who like to do due diligence

I worked at a company of PhDs, and that is mostly whom I hope reads my work. People who do more than figure out what is going on -- people who use smarts and network to make voices that are quiet get heard.  

CEO thinks he is more than twice as valuable as the users he needs to be CEO of those users?

Yes, I knew that when I started the #qmec.  

Don't think the phrase "social media manager" is a job that will be around in 10 years.   A criticism of the podcast is that the broadcaster says that Meta is "the biggest" but that is not actually true, and not the smartest word for a PhD experienced in finance.   Acting talent does not understand IG is Mark Zuckerberg that often.   But popular IG people are usually paid only by Google. Nobody should be trying to take a tiktok down.

The US has only 330 m people and Canada has ~30 million people.  

There are only 330 million possible customers for him in the US, and he lost trust with 95 percent of them long ago.  

Know that if I see a FB/IG/Threads logo on your brand, packaging, or product --your webpage or link  I will NOT purchase it, subscribe, or trust it.  I will instantly DISTRUST all who advertize for it on purpose.  If Google puts your name or brand at the top of its search in FB prison, it's part of the cartel.  Google is smart enough to figure out how to pay people like my rez husband who was doing a DOCUMENTARY where he was talking to elder native women in a remote Nevada town, and FB called cops and had him arrested. Because he makes money when law enforcement gets involved. This is constitutionally wrong.

Facebook/IG will not exist in 10 years.  I was born in Nevada, not him.

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