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Stepping Down #6
Another addition to my Stepping down series that shows animals in a pose that can be interpreted as a state of defeat and stepping out of the limelight

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Andreas Magnusson

JEANNA/CONCEPTUAL PORTRET
GAGIK VAGRAMYAN

Early Paris
Brad Jones

Sun III
Heinz Hieke

Eye with binary numbers, symbolic image for digitalisation

Woman At Laptop. Dog

A Woman Sitting on the Bed to Computers with a Dog

IPhone with facebook display
Hand holds iPhone displaying facebook home page

Social networking, conceptual image

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"Stepping Down #6: U. S. Secretary of State John Kerry Embraces Digitalisation at Facebook" In an unexpected turn, U. S. Secretary of State John Kerry takes a detour from his diplomatic duties and delves into the world of social media giant, Facebook. Early Paris morning witnesses this intriguing rendezvous as Kerry walks up "Lombard Street, " climbing a zig-zag path to the rooftop where he meets with none other than Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg. Amidst the bustling headquarters, symbolic images catch our attention - an eye adorned with binary numbers, representing the digital revolution that has engulfed our lives. As Kerry engages in conversations with key figures like Brenda Tierney and Brian Rice, Head of Policy Visits at Facebook, it becomes evident that this visit holds significant importance. The meeting commences as Kerry extends his left hand for a handshake with Zuckerberg; their conversation revolves around matters close to both their hearts - technology and its impact on society. The exchange is not merely formalities but rather an exploration into how digitalisation can shape global affairs. As they tour through the new space within Facebook's headquarters, one cannot help but wonder about the future implications of such collaborations between governments and tech giants. Will this partnership pave the way for innovative solutions or raise concerns about privacy? Kerry's presence signifies a growing recognition by policymakers that social media platforms hold immense power in shaping public opinion and influencing international relations. This visit serves as a reminder that even those in positions of authority need to adapt to rapidly evolving technologies. Facebook continues to be at the forefront of these discussions – bridging gaps between nations while simultaneously raising questions about data security and headtrash surrounding online interactions. As we witness this unique encounter between diplomacy and technology unfold before us, it becomes clear that embracing digitalisation is no longer optional but essential for any nation striving towards progress in today's interconnected world.