It's like McDonald's building "free" roads that you can use to reach McDonald's, but if you want to go anywhere else you have to pay tolls. It is unbelievably self-serving and for Zuckerburg to dissemble on that point is wildly disingenuous.
"Well, at least they can reach McDonald's" is not a good argument against just building roads and letting people drive wherever.
It's like McDonald's building "free" roads that you can use to reach McDonald's, but if you want to go anywhere else you have to pay tolls. It is unbelievably self-serving and for Zuckerburg to dissemble on that point is wildly disingenuous.
"Well, at least they can reach McDonald's" is not a good argument against just building roads and letting people drive wherever.