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Jiang argues that Mark Zuckerberg can count as a modern sower of discord because social media replaces consensus-building with isolated bubbles and combative argument.
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Mark Zuckerberg
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Jiang ties Thiel's framework to Mark Zuckerberg and Sam Altman, arguing that Altman's line about founders pursuing something closer to religion is effectively inherited from Thiel.
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Jiang proposes Mark Zuckerberg as a contemporary elite case study because Zuckerberg refused large buyout offers while Facebook's rise and later expansion into AI and VR looked unnaturally smooth to him.
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Jiang reads a Jacob Frank story about refusing buyout money and preferring power to wealth as a template that might have shaped Zuckerberg's posture toward Facebook acquisition offers.
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Jiang says Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, and Mark Zuckerberg were important public faces because civilian trust was needed to popularize military-origin technologies that would otherwise have been rejected.
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"have to be like turning one into two it can be turning one into multiple scatter well no no the"
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"...more likely to use uh social media right so someone like mark zuckerberg is a sort of discord and that's the major concern about..."
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"...Thiel is important because he is a mentor to two individuals, Mark Zuckerberg as well as Seth Altman. Remember from last week, we read..."
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"...okay so the first person I want to look at is Mark Zuckerberg and he was a freshman at Harvard when he founded Facebook..."
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"...her and she really built Facebook into a powerhouse okay so Mark Zuckerberg first of all it's amazing that such a young man can..."
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"how these stories might have influenced Mark Zuckerberg because he tells he tells a story of how you know when he started his movement..."
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"...they can conquer the world so I wouldn't be argument that Mark Zuckerberg seems as though he was educated in a Frankish way that..."
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"...why it was important really important for Steve Jobs Bill Gates Mark Zuckerberg these guys become the face of the internet because you trust..."
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"...yes social media in general and the makers of them so mark zuckerberg right is that a possibility because you schism it doesn't"
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"...away into power. So people who actually agree, like, you know, Mark Zuckerberg, Steve Jobs, Larry Ellison, they'll be much more successful than people..."
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"...these billionaires, people like Steven Schwarzman, Larry Fink, Tim Cook, uh, Mark Zuckerberg, Michael Jackson, uh, you know, Mark O'Dell, uh, they all went..."
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"...tech oligarchs, people like Larry Ellison, Peter Thiel. Uh, Seth Altman, Mark Zuckerberg. Why? Because they're trying to wrestle control from the financial elite..."
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