Shaquille Zuckerberg
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Shaquille Zuckerberg
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#3It would be interesting to know what fraction of them genuinely believe it’s the case.
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#4Based on title, I was hoping for an image morph of the two.
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#8What music is being played to get tokens[1]? And what tokens, like blockchain-tokens? Or is it a internal server-side currency? Why is the music reversed? Why this weird combination of a music-listening website with "public soap box"?
What does "proof of music"[2] mean? Especially this part:
> With this token, you can vote for laws, elect politicians, change personalities, swap images, mate people, chat, stake, buy stuff and more. The world is constantly expanding.
... "mate" people? Like... "mating"? Does that also have another meaning I'm not aware of, like "become best friends"? And "change personalities"? What does that mean?
I'm very confused. No offense please, but is this satire or maybe an art project? ^^
[1] https://celody.com/ Site is linked in the footer of stakedy.com
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#9The argument actually understates the work Shaq put into becoming an elite player. Shaq's physical gifts obviously give him a huge advantage, but there are plenty of 7-footers in the NBA that don't do as well as him. Shaq learned actual skills (shot-making, agility, footwork) that other big men tend to ignore because they can get by on their size.
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#10The thing is, O'Neil was good at one thing and one thing only. And not just good, but freakishly good.
But Zuckerberg went from a little php script written in his dorm room to the founder and CEO of one of the 5 letters in FAANG. He had to face thousands of different challenges along the way. He had to learn quickly and solve the problem and move on. What Zuckerberg has and others don't is this ability to learn quickly and solve a completely new problem. Lots of these problems were technical, but lots were human interactions, legal ramifications, accounting and governance issues, PR, content moderation, you name it.
I personally don't have, or plan to have a Facebook account. But you have to give the man what's his: he is a very tough nut. In any parallel life, he would do more than well.