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a voice to share their experiences then maybe it could have gone differently and those early years shaped my belief that giving more people a voice gives power and the power less and it pushes society to get better over time. now back then i was just building an early version of facebook for my community but i got a chance to see my. values and beliefs play out in a smaller scale. as if we just had facebook during the run up to the iraq war there might not have banned an iraq war. according to mr facebook was partly born out of his beliefs that people need to be heard except this this doesn t my friends actually vibe with what we actually know about the founding of base book just ask the winklevoss twins or n.b.c. s brian williams i m sure he will tell you he was there right alongside them in creating it. so they let s dive into the red conning of history by our leaders and cultural figures as we start watching all those. killed what would you treat this like. it s what. you
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