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That's the funniest thing about this, the techbros think people will care to bring them to life in the future.
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this post was submitted on 30 Nov 2025
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But isn't that exactly what's being described here?
It's more than that. People don't even want to hear really great stories from famous people now, especially they're kids. I think it's interesting that think they'll be like Einstein or something. Their egos are incredibly huge.
Their ignorance of, and grasp of history is laughable.
The only kids that are actually better known than their parents are Rameses III, Caesar (you know which one), Jesus Christ, and Bronnie James.
(Please be gentle, I'm just joking around)
I mean, I've got a stack of podcasts a mile high that suggest otherwise. Histories - old and new - continues to be a passion for many.
Of zuckerberg? Maybe to see how he came to blow billions of dollars on the metaverse, and now AI. If they're looked at, it's to see how not to do things and used as a be warned parable.
Absolutely. Behind the Bastards had a pretty damning two parter on him. And that's long after "The Social Network" movie was a surprise hit.
You would want to talk to his brain after he's dead?