# 📱😵‍💫 Social Media

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#### Card #09: 📱😵‍💫 Social Media

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Summary:

📍 Sean Parker is an American entrepreneur and philanthropist best known for co-founding the pioneering file-sharing service Napster at age 19 and serving as the first president of Facebook in 2004. 📍 Chamath Palihapitiya is a successful venture capitalist, engineer, and SPAC sponsor. He is the CEO and founder of Social Capital. Palihapitiya was born in 1976 in Sri Lanka but raised in Canada. Chamath Palihapitiya, who worked as Facebook's vice president for user growth, was speaking at an event run by the Stanford Graduate School of Business on 10 November in which he described feeling "tremendous guilt' in helping the company attract two billion users. His comments echoed remarks by Sean Parker, one of the early pioneers of Facebook, who spoke on 8 November, saying the social network provided "a dopamine hit and a social validation feedback loop, that exploited a vulnerability in human psychology."

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📍 Sean Parker is an American entrepreneur and philanthropist best known for co-founding the pioneering file-sharing service Napster at age 19 and serving as the first president of Facebook in 2004.

📍 Chamath Palihapitiya is a successful venture capitalist, engineer, and SPAC sponsor. He is the CEO and founder of Social Capital. Palihapitiya was born in 1976 in Sri Lanka but raised in Canada.

Chamath Palihapitiya, who worked as Facebook's vice president for user growth, was speaking at an event run by the Stanford Graduate School of Business on 10 November in which he described feeling "tremendous guilt' in helping the company attract two billion users.

His comments echoed remarks by Sean Parker, one of the early pioneers of Facebook, who spoke on 8 November, saying the social network provided "a dopamine hit and a social validation feedback loop, that exploited a vulnerability in human psychology."

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- https://www.bbc.com/news/blogs-trending-42322746

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