Aaron Sorkin’s The Social Reckoning isn’t just another tech drama—it’s a reckoning in the truest sense, a cinematic follow-up that arrives nearly a decade and a half after David Fincher’s The Social Network turned Mark Zuckerberg into a cultural antihero. Released on October 9, the film lands in the wake of the 2021 Facebook leaks, and it feels less like a sequel and more like a somber correction. Remember how Fincher’s film made Zuckerberg seem like a brilliant, awkward Harvard kid who accidentally built a monster? Sorkin, who wrote that original screenplay but didn’t direct it, now steps behind the…

Misinformation is not just a collection of lies that pop up on your screen; it is a living, breathing thing that feeds on our emotions, our fears, and our deepest hopes. It knows exactly when we are angry, when we are grieving, or when we are feeling helpless, and it uses those moments to spread faster than truth ever could. Over the past week, a particularly toxic batch of fake stories has been making the rounds across social media, touching on everything from protests in London and Paris to executions in Saudi Arabia and religious tensions in Bangladesh. These are…