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Sad that every time this guy is discussing giving away literally BILLIONS of dollars to causes that are not even tangentially related to Facebook people on here
by res0nat0r 11y ago
Sad that every time this guy is discussing giving away literally BILLIONS of dollars to causes that are not even tangentially related to Facebook people on here are whining that it is some kind of personal enrichment tax dodge.
I really don't even feel like reading these posts on this site anymore since they are filled with passive aggressive jealousy at people having a massively larger real world impact than anyone else commenting here.
If this story had the words Facebook and Zuck replaced with Tesla and Elon there would be a much different tone.
- chimeracoder 11y ago> discussing giving away literally BILLIONS of dollars to causes that are not even tangentially related to Facebook Except he hasn't, yet. He's allocated billions to a corporation he owns, with the goal of, someday, spending those billions towards purposes that may or may not ultimately serve Facebook's very long term interests.
- res0nat0r 11y agoGive me a break. Directly from the post: > Right now, there are amazing scientists, educators and doctors around the world doing incredible work. We want to help them make a bigger difference today, not 30 or 40 years down the road. Unless Facebook is trying to become the next Theranos complaining about a guy who is placing billions on the table for upcoming medical related treatments in no way related to Facebook sounds like whining more because you don't like the person doing it vs. the act itself.
- forgetsusername 11y ago>I really don't even feel like reading these posts on this site anymore since they are filled with passive aggressive jealousy I'll take that over unadulterated fawning over tech celebrities.