A new book reveals a significant cultural divide between traditional politics and the tech world, specifically within Facebook. Former diplomat Sarah Wynn-Williams details her experiences attempting to introduce global standards and ethical considerations to the social media giant. The book, “Ruthless People,” portrays Mark Zuckerberg as resistant to political engagement and Facebook’s programmers as arrogant in their approach. Wynn-Williams recounts unusual meetings with world leaders and the behind-the-scenes maneuvering of Facebook’s top executives. The narrative suggests a small group of individuals gained considerable influence over public discourse without accepting accountability. The book highlights a clash of values and a reluctance to embrace responsibility for the platform’s impact. It offers a critical look at the power dynamics within Silicon Valley and the challenges of regulating global tech companies.