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Scraping personal data has been Zuckerberg's business model even before Facebook was Facebook.

Before Mark Zuckerberg launched Facebook, he created something called face mesh,

face mesh used photos of Harvard girls, and then asked users to choose the hotter person.

Zuckerberg hacked into the school's computers to collect images of students.

Obviously people felt mocked or exposed, and it was one of the first big experiences that Mark had

with the privacy issues of the masses. And what he learned from that experience was,

shrug me like money.

Yeah, wow, I didn't know either then.

Nice. That's good stuff. Yeah.

Samantha B. there. That's good punchline too.

Yeah, he is duplicitous that Zuckerberg.

Senator? I'll have my team get back to you on whether I'm duplicitous.

And he has the benefit of having a particularly innocent looking face.

Yeah. Yeah, no kidding. Which has got nothing to do with what's going on in his mind,

even though we I anyway am easily fooled by that sort of thing.

Speaking of which, just because I popped into my mind, the great Elon Musk has vowed to what is

a double production of the new less expensive Tesla in the next couple of months he is blashing

out at his critics saying, quit asking me stupid questions and a bunch of num skulls.

Oh, I wanted to get that audio. It's pretty interesting. He did the

beyond rare unheard of. He was asked about not meeting Wall Street expectations.

And he said, I don't care about Wall Street expectations. That's not how I run my business.

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