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Poor Mark
Still a tough day. Stock market losses. Whistleblower. More faith in social media shaken.
A friend of a friend on his internet platform suggested his wealth is well-earned, considering how many jobs he has created. Count me a skeptic there. If he had never been born, those employees would have ended up working in some other emerging social media companies, or maybe even other fields entirely. And a lot of those people were the ones who actually created more jobs as the company expanded.Â
Without those people, he might well still be tweeting and reading comic books in his mother’s basement.
To be sure, I don’t get a lot of joy in watching people have a bad day. Sometimes, the bad day is an opportunity to assist someone in need. I don’t think I’d have much of anything to help the facebook founder improve his day. I could nudge him to be a seeker of Christianity. Buy him a beer and have real life conversation without thumbs or emojis.
* $7B investment loss vs an engineer’s average lifetime salary of $2.28M.
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Todd lives in Minnesota, serving a Catholic parish as a lay minister.