Good on him, I say that because the rest of my post isn't about him, but culture in general. But when Mark Zuckerberg follows the lead of other tech giants, li

Good on him, I say that because the rest of my post isn't about him, but culture in general. But when Mark Zuckerberg follows the lead of other tech giants, like Bill Gates, and makes massive charitable donations, it restores your faith in the industry's humans. Zuckerberg dumped some stock onto his own charity before going back to his day job of eroding privacy and creeping on social relationships for profit. I always assumed that if you could look at him divorced from the opinions he holds to rationalize his business model, that Zuckerberg would be a decent person. Most people are. If the Business Insider writer's faith in valley tech dudes is restored by this, he is way more jaded than I ever expected. The "Arrogance Bubble" article the author links suggest my cynicism might even need to be turned up a few clicks.