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I'm not going to publicly speculate on either party's moral character. But I did skim the transcripts, and I noticed one curious fact: Zuckerberg starts and en
by kevinalexbrown 14y ago
I'm not going to publicly speculate on either party's moral character. But I did skim the transcripts, and I noticed one curious fact:
Zuckerberg starts and ends most of the conversations.
To clarify: I'm not sure precisely why I find it interesting, it was just one of those phenomena that raised an eyebrow, and passed my "don't publicly engage in debates about people's character whom I haven't personally met"-test. (To be fair I do make practical judgments based on moral reputation when deciding whether or not to enter relationships with others.)
- jemfinch 14y agoCan you clarify why that's interesting?
- patmcguire 14y agoIt's not if it's once, but if it's always the case? Seems kind of transactional - I need to talk to this person for this, so I do; I completed that, so we're done.
- misiti3780 14y agohaha
- waterlesscloud 14y agoMost, I guess. But even though I wasn't really paying attention to that I did make note of the fact that the conversation about how much Z was paying people was started by ThinkComp.