TSN—ME—What if

Mark loved Facemash when he was famous for it.

See, the Harvard system is vulnerable.

See, there's nothing they can do with him.

punish?Oh, it doesn't matter.

He got more attention and a better understanding of what a bunch of idiots the people around him were.

Institutionalization?Very dull.Those people are not even willing to admit that the vulnerability exists, then there is nothing to say.

He can insist on sitting there and let the group of mortals judge, just want to watch the jokes to pass the time.

As for the twin and the sidekick who gave him a good idea?It wasn't worth his time talking.

He doesn't need any self-righteous handouts, and he will take what he wants by his own ability.

He doesn't trust other people except himself, he just doesn't bother to spend time and energy on doubting others.

But Eduardo doesn't understand his ambition, and doesn't share his ambition.

He knew Eduardo was wrong before he knew where theFacebook was headed.

They disagree, bump into each other, and consume friendship.

Eduardo doesn't pay attention to Facebook, or in other words, Eduardo doesn't play a substantial role in Facebook, and he doesn't devote himself wholeheartedly, unlike them.Such an obvious question doesn't even need Sean Parker's constant reminder.

Once or twice he felt sad and disappointed.

Eduardo thought he adored Sean?

No.

He's just looking into the future through Sean.

Why did he use Sean?Because although Sean did not go to college, he created the website at the same age of 19. He did not rely on his parents and used his talents to achieve great success. Rong's people are in stark contrast.

Sean has flaws, of course, but Mark chooses to ignore those, he wants Sean to channel his talents, not gossip about his private life, which is worthless.He is not Eduardo, and he will not deny a person's value and achievements based on one-sided understanding.

So he doesn't care about Sean's posturing and occasional gossip.

The most important thing is that Sean believes in him, not some character or emotion that other people think he has, but believes in his talent, believes that he can succeed.

Eduardo doesn't understand, and Mark doesn't expect the other party to understand, on a level, as Sean said, they are the ones who don't stick to the rules.

If he can succeed by following the rules of the game of the society, he will actively climb up, but there is no "fair competition" in this society from the beginning.

He was rejected by the society that symbolized status, and he could only talk with people at the porch, which was not a peer-to-peer conversation.

So he chose to sneak away without hesitation, let those damn sportsmanship go to hell!

If the twins really value their careers, will they hand over the website to someone who has never met in person?

At least he won't.

What kind of gentility do those pretentious fellows think others would use to repay their trust less than a handout?

Erica is a good girl. She is gentle and patient. She didn't dump him until she was insulted by Mark. Later, Mark became a world-famous billionaire, but she still hasn't received any reply from the other party's friends. She is also a woman with great self-esteem. Different Compared with the original Mark, she was full of confidence in herself, and she didn't need to meet those "big shots" to enhance her knowledge and expand her capital to show off.

Alone, Mark Zuckerberg began to look back on his life like a poor wretch.

He recalled all of them, and he could label them one by one, leaving EduardoSaverin blank.

Eduardo Saverin is the only one he can't put an accurate label on.

friend?

No, this description doesn't satisfy Mark.