Also, your “analysis” is pretty stupid. First, why do you think Marc Zuckerberg wouldn’t list “bringing people together” as his interest, and in the context of facebook, his only interest? It makes it appear like he’s genuinely interested in doing that, and not making easy money from facebook ads on a big shitty website for narcissists.

Second, gymnasium refers to pre-university schools in probably most European countries.

Third, Farsta is a suburb of Stockholm.

Fourth, Petterson is not one of the most German names ever. It’s Swedish.

Anyway, I do agree that people are extremely gullible when it comes to joining these facebook groups that aim for some amount of membership. A newbie may be fooled, since he hasn’t yet gotten a feel for this “Facebook” shenanigans, but old timers who were born in the mid-80s or later? Hmmm.

“We’re letting everyone preview the new Facebook. The analytics show that 70% of them are switching back within 24 hours, but we think that is going to change once we disable the old Facebook.”

Really? I couldn’t imagine why less people would use old facebook after you CAN’T USE IT ANYMORE.

A couple curiosities on “Marc’s” blog:

An entry from July 15th, 2008:

Landed the Chase Deal

This happened on August 15, 2006. It was a 1 year deal, and expired August 15, 2007. So he reports a deal he landed, 1 year after it expired? That’s reasonable.

Another post, this time about the group:

IF 10 MILLION JOIN MARC ZOMBERG WILL BRING BACK THE OLD FACEBOOK! Glad Jacob spelled my name right.

Well, according to the name on your blog, he did. But you spelled his wrong. It’s JaKob.

One last one, on the side of his page:

This is just where I post little thoughts during the day.I’m a Silicon Valley entrepreneur, and am interested in bringing people together through the Internet.

Well isn’t it convenient, that the only interest that he tells us is the one that everybody already knows. Wouldn’t he talk about family, hobbies, etc?

This kid is one serious dumbass.