“ It was weird, guy ‘: Zuckerberg took Facebook employees to see “the social network” when he came out

Mark Zuckerberg may not be the most friendly Imagine in Silicon Valley, but we can sympathize with him on this subject: it would be really weird if someone made a film about your life.

On the YouTube Podcast Colin and Samir, Zuckerberg spoke About the one and only time, he saw “the social network”.

“It was weird, guy,” he said. “They obtained all these very specific details of what I was carrying, or these specific specific things, but then the whole story is surrounding my motivations and all this was, completely false.”

The 15-year-old film only arrived in conversation because Zuckerberg wore a t-shirt that Jesse Eisenberg wore during the representation of the young founder on the screen-Zuckerberg later bought the T-shirt during an auction. Although Zuckerberg was known to wear unique gray t-shirts, he has since paid much more attention to his styleIt is therefore likely that his choice of t-shirt was not an accident.

Zuckerberg said he knew that his employees would be curious to see him anyway, so he managed to watch him together.

“The whole arc is like, I am in a way motivated by trying to find a girlfriend, (but) I went out with Priscilla before starting Facebook.”

Perhaps this representation of Zuckerberg stems from another notorious website that he created while he was a student: Facemash, an application where the students could vote on which of their classmates was the warmest. While the service was popular among some students, it angry others who estimated that it was a violation of their privacy; He had scratched the student photos of his classmates of private servers to make the site.

“It is an unhappy part of the Internet, how people constitute a large part of founding mythology to what they want,” said Zuckerberg.

He denies the idea that Facemash was a precursor of Facebook, saying that after more than two decades, people are still connecting Facemash and Facebook because of the “social network”.

“I was just a child,” said Zuckerberg.