Why ZuckerBerg Doesn't Use Facebook like his Minions: ‘Never get high on your own supply’ – why social media bosses don’t use social media

[January 24, 2018 - ZurichTimes.net]

Why ZuckerBerg Doesn’t Use Facebook like his Minions: ‘Never get high on your own supply’ – why social media bosses don’t use social media

The Dark OverLord of Social Media, Zuckerberg the Zionist ZeoCon does not even use his own Social Media Service and neither do other Social Media Executives. It was the sign of True Hypocrites, who know How Dangerous their Dopamine Driven PlayBook was. We have reported on Facebook all last year and now we are back again with another post for those who still care to listen.

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The Guardian has done an Expose on The SuckerBerg and his Dirty Tricks. Article previewed and linked below. Good job The Guardian for Alerting your Readers about the Dangers of these Social Media Drug Pushers.

ZuckerBerg’s Illuminati Jacket in Contribute to Zionist Israel and the Star of David

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktfy79rkLEg

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www.theguardian.com/media/2018/jan/23/never-get-high-on-your-own-supply-why-social-media-bosses-dont-use-social-media

[The Guardian] Developers of platforms such as Facebook have admitted that they were designed to be addictive. Should we be following the executives’ example and going cold turkey – and is it even possible for mere mortals?

Mark Zuckerberg doesn’t use Facebook like you or me. The 33-year-old chief executive has a team of 12 moderators dedicated to deleting comments and spam from his page, according to Bloomberg. He has a “handful” of employees who help him write his posts and speeches and a number of professional photographers who take perfectly stage-managed pictures of him meeting veterans in Kentucky, small-business owners in Missouri or cheesesteak vendors in Philadelphia.

Facebook’s locked-down nature means mere mortals can’t see the private posts on Zuckerberg’s timeline, but it is hard to imagine him getting into arguments about a racist relative’s post of an anti-immigration meme. And it is not just Zuckerberg. None of the company’s key executives has a “normal” Facebook presence. You can’t add them as friends, they rarely post publicly and they keep private some information that the platform suggests be made public by default, such as the number of friends they have.

Over at Twitter, the story is the same. Of the company’s nine most senior executives, only four tweet more than once a day on average. Ned Segal, its chief financial officer, has been on the site for more than six years and has sent fewer than two tweets a month. Co-founder Jack Dorsey, a relatively prolific tweeter, has sent about 23,000 since the site was launched, but that is a lot less than even halfway engaged users have sent over the same period. Dorsey rarely replies to strangers and avoids discussions or arguments on the site. He doesn’t live-tweet TV shows or sporting fixtures. In fact, he doesn’t really “use” Twitter; he just posts on it occasionally.

I was Mark Zuckerberg’s mentor. Today I would tell him: your users are in peril

It is a pattern that holds true across the sector. For all the industry’s focus on “eating your own dog food”, the most diehard users of social media are rarely those sitting in a position of power.

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[ZurichTimes] Mini Science Fiction Documentary Series to show how we are living in the End Times where the Merger between Man and Machine is becoming a reality and something that is being discussed now openly.

Scheduled Variable Reward that is the Scientific Term of Dopamine based Mind Programming or Hacking our Brains using Facebook.

https://youtu.be/ArjHOJDD8lo