Zuckerberg’s Rebuke of So-Called ‘Fact-Checkers’ Reflects Power Shift Away From Experts

‘We’ve reached a point where there’s just too many mistakes and too much censorship,’ the Meta chief concedes.

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Mark Zuckerberg has been making a concerted effort to repair his strained relationship with President Trump. Getty Images

The times, they are a-changing. The balance of power in the perhaps eternal battle between the experts and the masses has been shifting starkly, even wildly, with the former losing and the latter gaining clout.

That’s been most visible in the series of announcements and selfies emanating from the gaudy precincts of Mar-a-Lago. The experts like to scoff at what they consider a poor man’s idea of how a rich man lives. Those more attuned to the masses can respond that the compound was built with money made from sales of breakfast cereal.

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