Vratislav Holub WWDC20 is here. At the very beginning, we were treated to a monologue by Tim Cook, who spoke in a completely empty theater in Apple Park about the two biggest things happening today - the coronavirus and the killing of George Floyd, or the Black Lives Matter "movement". This incident sparked huge riots not only on the territory of the United States, which highlighted the huge problems with racism.
In addition, Cook reported that Apple is planning to create a special camp for black programmers. Subsequently, the head of Apple focused on the coronavirus crisis, which has plagued us since the beginning of this year. In this regard, Cook thanked all the health workers and volunteers who risk their lives every day and are literally on the front line facing the infection. They deserve our sincere and humble thanks for their exhausting work. We will stay with the coronavirus for a while. The pandemic pointed out the importance of modern technologies. There is no doubt that Apple was directly involved in this, literally connecting Apple users around the globe. For example, we can cite services such as iMessage or FaceTime, which many people rely on every day.
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Yeah, he had a lot of funny shit, a progressive living in the Ivory tower, out of reality, telling the dumbest racist whites how things over 100 years old are to blame for the mistakes of an ancestor. Moron Cook.