>I'm not ready to believe that a person can never change. I've said some dumb stuff in the past too. A person that runs a social network for 4000 people in thei

>I'm not ready to believe that a person can never change. I've said some dumb stuff in the past too. A person that runs a social network for 4000 people in their dorm room is not the same person that runs a company worth hundreds of billions. People do not change unless they're faced with signifigant consqeuences -PAINFUL consequences, and often-times not even then. We've all done dumb stuff -but the rest of us paid a price for it. I'm not convinced he ever has. just the opposite, from what I'm able to see he's been insulated from any real (read:painful) consequences and as a result he doubtlessly has a Trump-like belief that consequences are for other people. So far, he would be correct in that belief. That's the difference right there; our mistakes cost us. His -have not (in any real sense).