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A Renewed Mark Zuckerberg

Oh my god. Nick O’Neill continues the tech press adoration of Zuckerberg. Here he gushes about Z’s apparent new poise:

If you’ve seen Mark Zuckerberg speak at some point over the past few weeks, you’ve probably noticed something different about him. It’s not that he’s just more charismatic, but for the first time it appears as though he feels comfortable in his own body while speaking on stage.

Zuckerberg probably changed his meds, and they are working. The tech press fall over themselves when he gets a haircut, and if he was spotted sporting a new tattoo there would be 40 thousand posts in the next hour. This Cult of Zuckerberg is sickening.

Posted by Stowe Boyd
October 18, 2010
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