> Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has just published a 5,700 > word "letter" on his profile, where he asserts that Facebook > represents one of history's "great leaps."
Point being he's a "malignant narcissist like Donald Trump, with a touch of megalomania. But perhaps I'm wrong about DT AND Zucchini.. Another psychiatrist recently pointed out Donald Trump doesn't exhibit the 'distressed behavior' of a narcissist, and although that pill-pusher didn't make a diagnosis (just debunked the "malignant narcissist" label), he amply supports my hypothesis that Trump is a full-on Psychopath. So is Zucchini boy. He LIKES to break things. It's as easy as ABC to diagnose. No Anxiety No Bonds No Conscience They infest the computer industry. -- RR "You might want to ask an expert about that - I just fiddlefucked around with mine until it worked..." > Lauren posted two interesting links about this subject on PFIR list. > Thanks, dear! :* > > ====== > > The Mark Zuckerberg Manifesto Is a Blueprint for Destroying Journalism > > https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2017/02/the-m > ark-zuckerberg-manifesto-is-a-blueprint-for-destroying-journalism/517113/ > > > A sprawling new manifesto by Zuckerberg, published to Facebook > on Thursday, should set off new alarm bells for journalists, > and heighten news organizations' sense of urgency about how > they--and their industry--can survive in a Facebook-dominated > world. > > ====== > > Op-ed: Mark Zuckerberg's manifesto is a political trainwreck > > https://arstechnica.com/staff/2017/02/op-ed-mark-zuckerbergs > -manifesto-is-a-political-trainwreck/ > > > F > acebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has just published a 5,700 > word "letter" on his profile, where he asserts that Facebook > represents one of history's "great leaps." Though he covers a > number of topics, what's most interesting is how he positions > Facebook as a force for political change in the coming years. > His goals are lofty, sometimes even grandiose. That's not the > problem. The problem is a fundamental contradiction built > into the way he hopes to create what he calls a "global > community" by essentially gerrymandering the Internet. > > ------- > "Don't let anyone rob you of your imagination, your creativity, or your > curiosity. It's your place in the world; it's your life. Go on and do all > you can with it, and make it the life you want to live." - Mae Jemison >
