> Mark's approach (for me) makes great sense on paper, but Peter's approach comes with the value of been-there-done-that. Keep in mind that Mark only briefly "

> Mark's approach (for me) makes great sense on paper, but Peter's approach comes with the value of been-there-done-that. Keep in mind that Mark only briefly "worked for" anybody in high school and college, and most of these were contracting positions. In a way, the only example of people he wouldn't "work for" that we know about is the Winklevosses after he decided to "stop working" on "their idea"