> Zuckerberg isn't rich and famous because he is good at programming I doubt we'll agree on this, so I'll agree to disagree and just leave it at this: I think

> Zuckerberg isn't rich and famous because he is good at programming I doubt we'll agree on this, so I'll agree to disagree and just leave it at this: I think he is. He was instrumental in programming the early and core product of Facebook. Facebook wouldn't have become the monolith it is today without his ability to program the very early versions. Being a star programmer doesn't necessarily mean tackling self-driving vehicles or the linux kernel, and it can very much blend into what looks like traditional business decisions: Deciding what to build, what to allow/disallow, etc. Pop music is actually pretty similar in this regard: It's not well-known as a technically difficult or especially avant-garde form of music, and being a pop star is often not about the music as much as it is about everything else surrounding the music (branding, marketing, etc.). Still, we consider pop stars to be star musicians. Even when they don't write their own music!