10 Lessons from the book "The four" by Scott Galloway:
1. In a world where technology is increasingly disrupting traditional industries and creating new ones, the winners will be those who can successfully navigate the Four - Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google.
2. The Four have created massive wealth and opportunity, but they've also contributed to income inequality and a concentration of power that thręãtens our dęmøcracy.
3. We are in the midst of a great economic and social transition, and the Four are at the forefront of that transition. They are the new gods, and we are their faithful followers.
4. The Four have become so dominant that they are now more like nations than companies. They have their own cultures, currencies, and armies of employees.
5. The Four have built ecosystems that are incredibly hard to disrupt. They have so much data and so much power that they can shape markets and crúsh competitors with ease.
6. The Four have become the gatekeepers of the digital economy. They control the platforms that we use to communicate, shop, and entertain ourselves.
7. The Four have changed the way we think about privacy, ownership, and even reality itself. They have created a world in which we are constantly survei||ed, màn!pulated, and distracted.
8. The Four are incredibly smart and talented, but they are also fláwed. They have b|!nd spots and biases that can lead them àstraÿ, and they are not always accountable to the public or the government.
9. The Four have created incredible value for their shareholders, but they have also caused a great deal of h*rm. They have d!srûpted industries and d*strøyed jobs, and they have contributed to the erosion of our social fabric.
10. We need to hold the Four àccøuntab|e for their actions and demand that they use their power and influence for the greater good. We cannot afford to let them shape our future without our input and oversight.
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