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Yes, because I'm sure you're the exact same person you were in high school / college, and that everything you did 15 years ago will be held as an unwavering sta
by s3r3nity 6y ago
Yes, because I'm sure you're the exact same person you were in high school / college, and that everything you did 15 years ago will be held as an unwavering standard of who you are as a person.
/sarcasm
(Nevertheless you might be in hs / college now...but hopefully you understand the point I'm making.)
- strobeflier 6y agoYou seem to be suggesting that Zuck has changed, but I have seen no evidence of that. Have you?
- sdwisely 6y agoI also had the benefit of being able to walk away from my stupid early deceptions instead of them being massively successful. I can't relate to him because I honestly don't know what that does to a person.
- foob4r 6y agoWhy should I give the benefit of the doubt to a billionaire autocrat who had done objectively more global harm than good?