Mark Zuckerberg Tells Eighth-Graders Not to Take Shortcuts: Ironic?
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2011/06/10 22:00:23
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Mark Zuckerberg was just the name behind Facebook until "The Social Network" pinned him as a deceptive social misanthrope who used his genius to evolve an idea supposedly developed by someone else.
We'll probably never know exactly how true the accusations are, but it does put the 27-year-old's Belle Haven Community School speech, which he delivered to graduating eighth-graders on Wednesday, in an interesting light.
If that's how the rest of his speech went, we're guessing the number of graduates zoning out with their Facebook apps is pretty ironic, too.
(Seriously, how many times can a genius use the word "awesome" and get away with it?)
We'll probably never know exactly how true the accusations are, but it does put the 27-year-old's Belle Haven Community School speech, which he delivered to graduating eighth-graders on Wednesday, in an interesting light.
There's no shortcuts. Life is just like anything that’s really awesome -- [it] takes a lot of work and you just have to practice a lot and get there ... No one ever does anything alone... Great friendships are what make life fun and meaningful and it also enables you to do awesome things.
If that's how the rest of his speech went, we're guessing the number of graduates zoning out with their Facebook apps is pretty ironic, too.
(Seriously, how many times can a genius use the word "awesome" and get away with it?)
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No+7It is not ironic or hypocritical, what are the odds that any of those kids will be as lucky as Mark was. He is doing the students a favor. You have to work hard to succeed. I believe this is what these kids lack, a work ethic. Look Kobe Bryant has a lot of raw talent, but he still works harder than any one else. He wants to continue to be prolific shooter so he keeps taking shot after shot after shot.





















How about they get on that?
(No, I didn't even read this article because I don't give two sh*ts about facebook.)
To accomplish this, Zuckerberg hacked into the protected areas of Harvard's computer network and copied the houses' private dormitory ID images."
He used those STOLEN pix to bolster his early membership rolls (without anyone's permission or cooperation). If that wasn't a shortcut, I don't know what is.
But seriously, he shouldn't use the word awesome when he is speaking publically. Ha.