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As a neurodiverse person, that neurodiverse person creeps the hell out of me. I don't have much respect for his mental acuity either: his initial projects were
by zamalek 5y ago
As a neurodiverse person, that neurodiverse person creeps the hell out of me. I don't have much respect for his mental acuity either: his initial projects were the kind of thing "unpopular 13 year old me" would have come up with to get popular.
He got lucky and failed his way to success.
- askafriend 5y agoThis reads like cope. You can't seriously believe this.
- zamalek 5y ago> You can't seriously believe this. That, in general, assholes rise to the top? There have been studies upon studies upon studies upon even more studies of how socio-/psychopaths have what it takes. That's not to say that Zuck is a sociopath or psychopath, but I'm pretty sure there's something going on, for which we don't have a word/diagnosis, that is a sibling of the former two. Scraping the college yearbook website to populate a website for voting on the attractiveness of female students (which is what Facebook started as) isn't all that impressive. A marginally gifted 12 year old could not only code that up in a week, but would also have the requisite lack of emotional maturity required to plaster women on a website for voting. He identified the very worst, and most vulnerable, of what we are: how we count likes, dislikes, and friends (when "friends" become nothing more than a token economy). Instead of desperately trying to connect with humanity (like the rest of us neurodiverse individuals), he chose to disconnect humanity as a whole. > You can't seriously believe this. And the inability to seriously consider what your fellow human is warning you about is just the tip of that iceberg.
- Jimbonius 5y ago
- circlefavshape 5y agoCope? What's "cope"?
- psyc 5y agoI think it’s how Gen Z describes the fox who didn’t want the grapes.