Zuckerberg “disco style” and increase in billions shameful

The debauchery of medieval rulers has been largely swallowed up in the mists of history, and because there is no medium more diffuse than simple word of mouth on court chats.
On the other hand, the masters of our tech world – of the eight companies with the highest capitalization, seven product technology and only one oil – do, at least here, what some of billions of ordinary people do: that is, they post images of their daily lives on social media. Hence the rise – it is not clear how sustainable – of the billionaire influencer, often with results that young people a few years ago would have described as “cringe”, that is, a little embarrassing.

The last one Mark Zuckerbergthat he posts on Instagram (it’s his app, anyway) images of a 70’s themed party with Bee Gees musicwearing an oversized jacket glittering with sequins while kissing his “disco queen”, that is, his wife. Here always «Zuck» looks a little purple (he loves surfing but doesn’t have the right complex) which makes his wife pick up the Porsche minivan he specially designed, and also the video – made by his AI – of himself on his dressed like an ancient Roman while doing weights in the gym.

Here, the stresses: how not to remember the nocturnal images of Jeff Bezos and his lover (he in a very tight shirt, and a cologne: once he was skinny now he looks like a body builder) very worldly, and Elon Musk wearing a cowboy hat (worn backwards: the West is not his environment) exploring the border with Mexico in his new role as a prophet of the Trumpian verb.

That was last summer a duel challenge, or rather a fight, that Musk launched to Zuckerberg via Twitter /: « The Zuck vs Musk fight will be broadcast live on

Zuckerberg replied “I’m always ready, Musk celebrated August 26th and then I didn’t hear anything else”, and it was better that way. It is inevitable to consider how a new generation of technical leaders has eliminated the former and also eliminated sobriety. Steve Jobs lived and died in a smaller suburban house than several dentists in San Francisco (and he did strict rationing of his children’s use of the tools he made). Bill Gates bought the Leonardesque Leicester codex for 30 million dollars in 1994, a figure that is not even net of inflation (today it would be 63 million) nothing compared to the amounts that Bezos and Zuckerberg spent for their mega yachts.

And, if we talk about “cringe” achievements, the previous generation certainly left an eternal memory that video was still mocking TikTok in which Steve Ballmer presented Windows 95 – the former CEO of Microsoft – dancing wildly to the notes of Start Me Up by the Rolling Stones, splashing drops of sweat on the table of the company that proposed in complexity (including Gates). Almost tender images, from “revenge of the nerds”, which is actually a film from forty years ago – geological time, before mega gates, testosterone and stroboscopic selfies.