A Trip Inside Mark Zuckerberg’s Sprawling, Embattled Compound in Hawaii

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I've always found it deeply unsettling that Mark Zuckerberg simultaneously claims privacy is a thing of the past while going to extreme lengths to protect his own privacy.

I do not think he is a man that can be trusted, and I worry about how his power and influence will grow over the coming decades.

Kinda very shallow report. No photos of actual property (houses) of Zuck.

The article is not about what the property looks like.

But that’s what is interesting to me. Hawaii is a nightmare of rich people buying stuff. Larry Ellison bought all of Molokai, it some other island. It’s not interesting that Zuck is like the hundredth millionaire to buy up land.

I love Hawaii, but I’ve been suckered too many times by people telling me how they really want the land for a connection going back 100 years just to develop it. Which is not that bad, but it’s hard to filter out whose narrative is authentic. So it’s all noise to me of rich people arguing with lucky people.

I’d be more interested in photos of the design decisions of a nerd.

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