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It’s been a little over a month since Don’t Be Evil came out, and I’ve been so happy to see all the engagement here.
Publishing a memoir is insane. The actual writing of it is deeply intimate and therapeutic: an existential reclamation of your voice, your story, what happened and what it meant. And then you just…put it out there for public consumption and comment. Who thought of this?
Anyway, I just Read more of this blog post »
Publishing a memoir is insane. The actual writing of it is deeply intimate and therapeutic: an existential reclamation of your voice, your story, what happened and what it meant. And then you just…put it out there for public consumption and comment. Who thought of this?
Anyway, I just Read more of this blog post »
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“YouTube was sold as a democratizing force—a place where anyone could speak, create, belong. For a time, maybe, that promise felt real. But the algorithm doesn’t ask what’s true, or healthy for a functioning society, or good for our souls. It only asks what will keep you watching. And more often than not, that’s grievance, spectacle, humiliation, division, rage.”
― Don't Be Evil: Bad Bosses Fake Promises and My Escape from Big Tech – A Biting Memoir of Twelve Years Inside Google
― Don't Be Evil: Bad Bosses Fake Promises and My Escape from Big Tech – A Biting Memoir of Twelve Years Inside Google