"Before 'The Social Network' hits theaters, read the Rolling Stone story that exposed the battle for Facebook."
File photo, Mark Zuckerberg, founder and CEO of Facebook, 01/03/10. (photo: file)
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Unreadable!
Harriet, So is life.
Well, not unreadable, but maybe not worth reading. I mean, you aren't going to take any quotes from the court papers seriously, are you? And my lawyer's training doesn't see any hard facts on either side. I mean, if you paid me, I could be happy representing any of the litigants. What it is, after you filter out the lawyers and the author's bias, is just the story of a bunch of spoiled intelligent rich kids who all got an idea at the same time and then squabbled over who was going to get the credit (and the $) for it. Claire was catty in the way s/he psychoanalyzed Mark; the real proof will be what happens next, what Mark does with his money and power. If he's what he says he is, at least he will be more like a Buffett than a Koch.....
"Apparently 65% of us have lied about reading the great works of literature."
The Guardian, 9 March 2009
Charlie Brooker
Even if we can read, most of us are actively illiterate ... much to our own detriment, allowing us to be easily fooled by ... whoever entertains us the best.
Besides, geniuses only need each other.
How can you possibly think he will become another Warren Buffet?
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