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Sorkin's Social Network sequel criticized as out of touch with modern tech reckoning

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Aaron Sorkin has created a sequel to his film The Social Network, titled 'The Social Reckoning'. The film attempts to critique and shame the tech ruling class. However, critics argue its message feels irrelevant. This is because the real-world subjects of the critique have already demonstrated a lack of shame or accountability.

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