Zuckerberg said in a keynote speech at an Asia-Pacific leaders' summit that while globalization and interconnectedness have their problems, the world must fight the urge to "disconnect." "As we are learning this year in election after election, even if globalization might (boost) prosperity, it also creates inequality. "We can disconnect, risk less prosperity and hope jobs that are lost come back. Or we can connect more, try to do more great things, try to work on even greater prosperity and then work to aggressively share that prosperity with everyone." The social network has developed solar-powered drones and a satellite to beam internet service to remote areas.

Source: The Nation Bangkok November 20, 2016 01:39 UTC