Entrepreneur Scott Galloway's message won't land with everyone

Scott Galloway wants to save the world … sort of. The entrepreneur-turned-professor-turned-media-juggernaut is leading a movement against Big Tech on two fronts: one targets what he sees as the industry's harmful impact on young men, and the other protests President Donald Trump's immigration policies by urging people to "Resist and Unsubscribe" from Big Tech's products and services.

He resists the activist label, saying he's "too lazy, selfish, and socially minded" to be one, he told Henry Chandonnet. The industry he criticizes also helped make him a multimillionaire: he wrote a book about Big Tech, founded and sold a business intelligence firm for hundreds of millions of dollars, and has often mentioned the massive returns he earned from investing in Apple, Amazon, and Netflix after the financial crisis.

Galloway's message won't land with everyone.

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