Mark Zuckerberg is becoming the king of the 'side quest'
JumpCrisscross
16 points
7 comments
July 30, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (3 comments)
xprnio
No, that award will forever be bestowed to Snoop Dogg, at least in my book
pavel_lishin
> He’s not the only one for whom fringe projects come with high expectations. Elon Musk’s SpaceX is snaking out in multiple directions too, to fund his long-term hope of colonising Mars. The difference is that Musk has done multiple things rather well, from making cars to launching rockets. Zuckerberg’s extracurricular record — think of the failed Metaverse — is less persuasive. How does this make Zuckerberg the king of the side quest, exactly? It sounds like all of his side quests are failures.
tamimio
https://archive.is/l7X2m More like he’s a loser, and if it weren’t for FB -which was literally funded by stealing his colleagues’ information and built on the same business model, only worse- no one would have known him. If you want it sharper, more formal, or more casual, I can adjust the tone.