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Mark Zuckerberg's 20-year mistake

15 pointsby laurex8 months ago

2 comments

zug_zug8 months ago
This feels like such a speculative non-article, trying to read really deep into a shallow interview.
renewiltord8 months ago
Apologizing to the hordes is just letting blood in the water. It inflames their hunger. There&#x27;s no point. Just press forward and apply force in the market. They will obey. Each of them is just trying to use you as a springboard. No need to exaggerate their importance.<p>The &quot;oh my god oh my god I&#x27;m being harmed help you&#x27;re hurting me&quot; crap is a game they&#x27;re playing to parlay into their own career of outrage. A few hits and they&#x27;re made. &quot;How dare you!&quot; and so on.<p>Apologizing won&#x27;t make them back off and it won&#x27;t bring any friends. In <i>So You&#x27;ve Been Publicly Shamed</i> by Jon Ronson, none of the publicly shamed people who apologized found peace. It&#x27;s because there&#x27;s none there. The one who was unaffected just acted blissfully unaffected and he was.<p>People are ultimately unhappy for a different reason. If you check their history they&#x27;ll post about loneliness, SSRIs, therapists, and how the world is shit. 80% of Americans are happy. You&#x27;re going to listen to the few who couldn&#x27;t find their way there?<p>No. Never apologize.
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