Butterfly of the Week, 5 Oct: Venal Veracity? The Real Social Dilemma

CubeBuster
Published on Dec 12, 2020
Here's the Butterfly of the Week, a weekly event where we go live on Facebook to break down and discuss a contemporary topic, with viewer participation greatly encouraged.

On the menu this week - analysing the movie "The Social Dilemma," and posing a big question for you, the viewers. Do you find the BotW helpful and informational, or polarising? Can we redeem the medium and the media that we are broadcasting on?

David's book, Lizards Eat Butterflies, is now available on Amazon and Barnes and Noble:

https://www.amazon.com/Lizards-Eat-Butterflies-Self-Help-Addiction/dp/1735011207/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=david+martin+lizards+eat+butterflies&qid=1591631499&sr=8-1

https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/lizards-eat-butterflies-david-martin/1137118509?ean=9781735011202

Sources:

Silicon valley contracting inquiry:
https://techinquiry.org/SiliconValley-Military/

Tune in next Monday for the next episode, 5PM EDT.

Visit www.davidmartin.world for more of David's content.

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