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Yes. Isn't that curious, to say the least? First he complains about becoming a serf at GS - where I am assuming no one hides the fact that everyone is indeed a
by bb75 15y ago
Yes. Isn't that curious, to say the least? First he complains about becoming a serf at GS - where I am assuming no one hides the fact that everyone is indeed a serf, and the pretense that it is not all about money, is kept at a minimum, if any at all.
If GS was the frying pan, then, in my view, he jumped into the fire at Facebook where he is now working for an adolescent-minded, untransformed individual, who traded his personal integrity for the fruits of lust - "success, sex, money, fame" - under the guise of "helping connect people"...
Goes to show you that the old Buckaroo Banzai saying holds true for Antonio as well... Whereever you go, Antonio, there you are. Still a wannabe human being... with much growing left over to do.
- orijing 15y agoadolescent-minded, untransformed individual, who traded his personal integrity for the fruits of lust - "success, sex, money, fame" - under the guise of "helping connect people"... The Movie does not count as a valid reference.
- MaxGabriel 15y agoAlso his prof from Harvard said that was nothing like him, plus credible sources like LAT pretty much concluding the movie was bs Also, to bb75, isn't that a little black and white? Facebook doesn't give all its money to charity so its as bad as GS?
- bb75 15y agoUnless his professor had a similar deal/partnership with Mark, where large swaths of money and opportunity was at stake, then the professor's point is moot.
- irahul 15y ago> under the guise of "helping connect people"... And the guise is working pretty well. It's really connecting people.
- bb75 15y agoSo did MySpace ...
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- bb75 15y agoNo. The up and coming torrential downpour of lawsuits and bad karma ... does count.