Casey Newton

He was not like a bold, defiant, confrontational persona. He was slipping in his own flop sweat. Was like kind of early Zuckerberg.

He was not like a bold, defiant, confrontational persona. He was slipping in his own flop sweat. Was like kind of early Zuckerberg.

He was not like a bold, defiant, confrontational persona. He was slipping in his own flop sweat. Was like kind of early Zuckerberg.

I think that early Zuckerberg was characterized by some amount of humility. He grew up and he surrounded himself with people who would disagree with him often and seemed to relish disagreement. Like this was not the sort of visionary who believed that only he could build the future. This was somebody who was much more collaborative and was sort of seeking other people's opinions.

I think that early Zuckerberg was characterized by some amount of humility. He grew up and he surrounded himself with people who would disagree with him often and seemed to relish disagreement. Like this was not the sort of visionary who believed that only he could build the future. This was somebody who was much more collaborative and was sort of seeking other people's opinions.

I think that early Zuckerberg was characterized by some amount of humility. He grew up and he surrounded himself with people who would disagree with him often and seemed to relish disagreement. Like this was not the sort of visionary who believed that only he could build the future. This was somebody who was much more collaborative and was sort of seeking other people's opinions.

And by the way, I would say that this perspective does run counter to what I think the stereotype of early Zuckerberg was, and to some extent still remains, which is a sort of bloodless lizard creature who has no empathy and does not understand normal human relationships. Yeah. I never really thought that that was true.

And by the way, I would say that this perspective does run counter to what I think the stereotype of early Zuckerberg was, and to some extent still remains, which is a sort of bloodless lizard creature who has no empathy and does not understand normal human relationships. Yeah. I never really thought that that was true.

And by the way, I would say that this perspective does run counter to what I think the stereotype of early Zuckerberg was, and to some extent still remains, which is a sort of bloodless lizard creature who has no empathy and does not understand normal human relationships. Yeah. I never really thought that that was true.

I think that in order to do what Zuckerberg does, you have to get deeply in touch with what people want. He just does it differently than most people.

I think that in order to do what Zuckerberg does, you have to get deeply in touch with what people want. He just does it differently than most people.

I think that in order to do what Zuckerberg does, you have to get deeply in touch with what people want. He just does it differently than most people.

Yes, I do think that the social network played a huge role in shaping not just the perception of Zuckerberg, but it shaped Zuckerberg itself. Like, it was a very formative moment for him.

Yes, I do think that the social network played a huge role in shaping not just the perception of Zuckerberg, but it shaped Zuckerberg itself. Like, it was a very formative moment for him.

Yes, I do think that the social network played a huge role in shaping not just the perception of Zuckerberg, but it shaped Zuckerberg itself. Like, it was a very formative moment for him.

Imagine being Zuckerberg, still in your early 20s, and there's an Oscar-winning movie that is just based on a series of lies about how you started this company, right? Can you say more about that? What were the lies?

Imagine being Zuckerberg, still in your early 20s, and there's an Oscar-winning movie that is just based on a series of lies about how you started this company, right? Can you say more about that? What were the lies?

Imagine being Zuckerberg, still in your early 20s, and there's an Oscar-winning movie that is just based on a series of lies about how you started this company, right? Can you say more about that? What were the lies?

The premise of Aaron Sorkin's The Social Network is that Mark Zuckerberg was a unlucky in love loser who started Facebook because he was desperate to meet girls and would essentially stop at nothing to do that. When in reality, At Harvard, Zuckerberg was dating the woman who is now still his wife, Priscilla Chan, and that was true the entire time.

The premise of Aaron Sorkin's The Social Network is that Mark Zuckerberg was a unlucky in love loser who started Facebook because he was desperate to meet girls and would essentially stop at nothing to do that. When in reality, At Harvard, Zuckerberg was dating the woman who is now still his wife, Priscilla Chan, and that was true the entire time.