You calling him a greedy billionaire, y'all do know that he has $64 billion but choose to live in a $7 million home with his family right? Dude drives a $30,000 car. Right when Facebook first started it was making around $20-$30 mil per year, he got offered from companies paying $1 billion and more but he wouldn't sale because it was never about the money, even his partners left him because he wouldn't sell it at a price. It was never about the money for him, why y'all think a billionaire live in $7 mil home???????
+Top 5s Finest people are different, i guess... honestly, I am surprised to find that his speech also has some very realistic outlook, instead of just the typical cringy, airy, dreamy motivational speech. but then he just doesn't stop there at being "realistic", or even "cynical". what's remarkable is then he is STILL trying to inspire everyone. and for that in his speech, I truly respect him.
At least he and his wife are trying to make the world a better place to be, They also live a very humble lifestyle and devoted 99% of their wealth to the world. Can you do that in his position? He may not be perfect but definitely he has a heart to do good things.
I just started a business to solve problems of this aging society in Japan last week. I'm so moved and encouraged by this speech. Thank you Mark, from Japan!
mrgregnugent when the rich goes richer, or even richest, it is then than he realizes his money can't buy him happiness... he insists on purpose cause afterall, he is sad and lonely.
A purpose cause is fine. And you're right happiness is not determined by how much money you have. I just question his cause, the unrealistic notion that you can give people a global wage demonstrates a profound lack of understanding of human nature. People derive satisfaction from working and that contributes to their dignity.
i agree with that. he seems not to understand the dignity of work, people's satisfaction got from it, and more of human nature. He's idealism though is better than not caring for this world at all.
Nikusuke Doguro it does not contradict, however, the reality is that, people work to provide for his needs and not only do what he wants. Here comes the contrary part, not contradictory, basic income is an ideal which will remain an ideal since there are humans who are more industrious and persistent than others. there are people who would strive more and work harder than others... but we should take note also, i do not support corporate greed which made a lot of people richer at the expense of the poor, however, people have varying levels of hard work to give them equal compensation... if then is the case, that everyone should receive the same even others work harder than the others, the value of work is diminished.
So many negative comments, it's very disappointing. Sometimes you have to ignore sentiments and take the message, that way you'll become a better person. And some say he stole ideas, have you ever considered the fact that whoever you think he stole the idea from might not have utilized it as much as he has done, then we won't be talking about any of them today. Quit being negative and receive sense.
When a man becomes successful through his hard work and innovative mindset, the first thing he will attract is not respect, but jealousy and bias. More importantly, those feeling jealous are usually mediocre and very secular. This is the nature of human beings. Deng Xiaoping once said: "A good cat is not a black cat or a white cat. A good cat is a cat that catches mice". While many people, as I see, comment that "he is a hypocrite", "he is communist" and enjoy the internet argument, Mark is using his influence, his power, and his passion to help as many as people in need, if not all. Whether you agree or not agree others' words, it is inappropriate to disrespect them. I think this is what we learned from our life's first class. Because of difference in people's ideas, people's specializations and the life paths they choose, the world can be so diverse and beautiful. In addition, I think many people are seeing communism or socialism with so intense negative attitude. Whether communism or capitalism, authoritarianism or democracy, those political systems are not something absolute; they are the cornerstones on which different adaptive laws, modified plans are built and implemented. As long as that system works for that country, it is great. I am a high school student coming from China. Planning to study in the US college and being an incoming freshman, I have experienced both the Chinese and American educations, and devoted myself to learning these two countries' similarities and differences. The major reason that communism and authoritarianism can work so well in China is that the nation is always populous since its civilization began. Everyone has "great idea" and extremely try to persuade the government to listen to him. That is great, however, when millions of ideas are voiced out together, things will mess up. Tang dynasty is also under authoritarianism. Communism is somehow being seen as idealistic, but it is really for workers and common people. Nearly everyone in China has the comfortable living environment, decent education opportunity and the right to pursue his or her aspiration. Literally saying, the time China began its development is 1949, while the US has progressed and thrived for hundreds of years since its independence. We are now both two leading superpower countries in the world. Therefore, different approaches to managing different country can always be realized. It is like two different types of personalities. China and most Chinese are introverts. We like burying ourselves into hard work as long as we find a path to take, and only until we achieve some great accomplishments, we don't often say much or show our progress to others. On the other hand, the US and American, I think, are more extrovert. They like to together discuss, then find a solution, work, and share progress or achievements with the world. We could not say that the introvert is not as good as the extrovert. Both have purposes: pursuing their goals and being better. And when communism meets capitalism, the eastern meets the western, there is an appealing love story to bloom up. Finally, please respect and learn from those who are more powerful than you, and be sympathetic to those who are poorer, less capable than you. And you will grow to better. ^_^
When nerds become famous... 😂😂 It's like ahhh social interaction isn't my thing what do I do? Bad jokes? Bad jokes it is... He's so socially awkward and adorkable
He is my inspiration!People like Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerberg are doing our future.And ... the way he's talking about his wife....its so touching, so full of love.... "
"We should have a society that measures progress not just by economic metrics like GDP, but by how many of us have a role we find meaningful." Mark hits straight right to the core of our today's Society problems. not just Society, but it's for the future of Humanity, Mankind, and Civilization. if we really want to make a *real Progress*, then what he said here (and as well about "Universal Basic Income") might be the most important thing for all of us to pay attention seriously, and together find the alternative solutions to our current Capitalism system, & make it work.
*ignoring that people choose jobs meaningfully to them, so capitalism by itself solves that problem. The real problem is government preventing job creation.
*ignoring that the market chooses what jobs it creates and is under no obligation to produce good jobs, if they're not interested in offering full time positions, preferring to offer part time or minimum wage, then that's what most people end up doing even if they really want to do something else. And capitalism doesn't really have much to do with it, capitalism is mainly the idea that any single person can own all of the property and equipment used to manufacture goods and reap the benefits of that industry. And it's strange people think the government prevents job creation considering how much they prop business up. We wouldn't have a technological industry at ALL if it weren't for the government doing all the heavy lifting building PCB's serial ports, transistors, early CPUs with instructions, memory, various forms of solid memory, etc. all for nuclear weapons targeting which cost probably billions of dollars in research and development, all of the success they dumped on the private industry, who didn't have to spend anything on it and just turned around and started finding consumer goods they could make using that technology. Corporations are also hugely propped up by government subsidies like the pharmaceutical industry (again, most of their R&D is paid for by the government) or health care industry, auto industry, all the housing from the 50's was subsidized by the government, so land developers made out like bandits etc. and a big problem right now is that the banks were bailed out by the government, essentially giving them a massive stimulus package to invest to get the economy going and they've been too scared to use any of it. They're supposed to be investing the billions of dollars we gave them, but are being extremely careful about it because they are still scared of what they did in 08.
11:15 big meaningful project, 15:17 redefining our idea & quality - to define a new social contract, a cushion to try new ideas 22:29 building community
ct n -- so because he is a philanthropist, we should turn a blind eye to the questionable methods he used to obtain his massive wealth? If I make millions through some type of con artist scheme, will you see me as a good person if I donate half of it to poor kids? People like you are so gullible and Gate and Zuckerberg know that.
let's give everyone their right to Own their own data to profit for themselves using blockchain yay! .. and stop giving money away to facebook for being their product to advertisers. Opsy
Wow, surprised to see how many haters being jealous of Mark's success. Mark Zuckerberg, Steve Jobs, Bill Gates... These guys have all followed their hearts and dropped out of ivy league schools, well good for them! Don't be jealous people. Jealousy only makes u bitter, not better.
Every generation has defining it's works. More than 3,00,000 people worked to put the man on moon including the janitor. Millions of more people built the Hover dam another great projects. And now it's our generation to define the work.
Some, but I doubt it would be significant. For the very wealthy, the UBI would be chump change. They're not going to buy another property with it. But for the poor, it will mean that they will have the money they need to cover their basic needs. Most of the UBI income will be spent into the local economy, boosting business revenues and increasing hiring.
That's one of the selling points of UBI. It's unconditional, which means everyone gets it and we don't need an expensive bureaucracy designed to means test and work test individuals to determine eligibility. Rather than paying a bunch of bureaucrats, we pay individuals and families directly. Families know what they need money for much better than government ever could. By giving people this safety net, they will become more entrepreneurial because they won't be afraid to fail.
cybersphere, where would the UBI money come from? And wouldn't there be a tendency for people NOT to want to work anymore, since they don't need to? And if more and more people stop working (thereby generating less taxes for UBI), again, where will this money come from? And do you know of any country as of now that has successfully implemented this? I get pretty scared when i hear such "glowing" ideas and promises, because I'm reminded of Venezuela, and Cuba...which ultimately did not work out...
I don't understand all this hate from you guys, and accusing him of communism? Just for talking about basic income? Here is the thing, innovation always destroyed a lot of jobs but usually it created more somewhere also, or this is what the majority of economists think. But innovation has never happened at this rate before in history and it is not going to destroy only manual job but also high skilled jobs, such as doctors or software developers and retrain those workers could be a very expensive and long program and maybe at the time you finish your training that job could be no longer there as a new wave of innovation cancelled it. So in my opinion there are 2 problems 1) Worker are even more afraid to lose their jobs, and they will fight hard for keep them and this can slow down technology adoption, example taxi drivers against uber or the coal miners. Coal energy is a very old technology and you remember Trump, during election campaign, vowed to protect these jobs, what that means? it means that in a way or in another it will subsidize those jobs or if you prefer transfer government money to them. This is not economically efficient and it slow down innovation 2) Less workers means less consumers so less people who can afford to buy new services and goods and we can have a catch 22 situation, innovation could bring new services and goods but there will be no one to buy it, this could lead to, again, slow down innovation or to more inequality, few people own the know-how to deliver some services and they are also the ones that can afford them, and rest will be keep out from the benefit of new technologies. Basic income could be a way to overcome those problems, it has some risks as well and there might be better solutions, i do not know that, all I believe is to find a way to balance jobs, humans and fast pace innovation will be the challenge for the next decades.
Hi 2900405 you raise a good topic,even if will take a lot replace 100% of the job, we are going in that direction First of let me correct on "everything will be free", nothing is free and nothing will ever be free, that`s why the cost of something is all the thing you could have but you don`t because you chose to have that particular thing, good or service, because resources are limited. Even if robots would do 100% of all job the resources to build a toaster, for example, time, energy, raw materials can`t be used to build, i don`t know, a mixer. That`s raise a lot of questions like how we are going to chose what to produce or how we are going to distribute the goods? And who`s going to decide? You assuming the Government will do that but we do not know as we do not know at this stage who will own those robots. My guess is, if we do not tackle this challenge, few corporations are going to own production plants and knowledge to run them and they will get the most benefits from technology and the rest will get their basic need fulfilled so they will be kept quite, maybe with a kind of basic income system. Maybe is going to be an oligarchy of the nerds, or an AI kingdom who knows...
Alessandro Silvestrin Robots and machines will be bought by governments or the government if there will be a new world order and everyone will live in abundance because there are enough ressources but everything is limited because of capitalism
Alessandro Silvestrin I think UBI just means you get enough not to starve or be homeless. Some goods will still be limited, and there will still be tasks for humans. There will still be luxury goods. In a world of automation, hand made goods will most likely not be affordable to someone on a basic income. But anyone would have the opportunity to study and seek work and try to fulfill their dreams. Not everyone will succeed, but at least one would not need to fear poverty as much.
He has German, Austrian as well as Polish ancestors and comes from a Jewish parental home, but describes himself as an atheist. He studied computer science and psychology at *Harvard University.* At that time he became a member of *Alpha Epsilon Pi,* a student association active in several countries. In 2004 he founded *Facebook* with three Harvard fellow students and finished his studies in 2006 without a degree. According to Forbes list 2017, Zuckerberg's assets are approximately *56.7 billion US dollars.*
I was moved by this speech, mainly when you talked about the little boy who asked for a book on Social Justice for his birthday. That's excellent humility despite he doesn't know he is going to go to college.
Ninad Mandke what made sense , universal income ? which is text book communism . you know communism that ideology that failed SPECTACULARLY and has 100 million people's blood in its hands
Goner Kid if it's implimented correctly, it can happen... everything on our planet currently is too distorted unfortunately, lot of critical thinking is required to make it happen, but if it does, it will change the world sooner than you think... also I know Mark isn't capable of it 😝
+Varun Dubey You hear Zuckerberg who wants to tax you more and create communist utopia and you ask why the hate? Its a disgrace this video has any likes, that guy is evil incarnate, he tells people he will take even more money from them than the current government and they cheer. Bunch of idiots.
You calling him a greedy billionaire, y'all do know that he has $64 billion but choose to live in a $7 million home with his family right? Dude drives a $30,000 car. Right when Facebook first started it was making around $20-$30 mil per year, he got offered from companies paying $1 billion and more but he wouldn't sale because it was never about the money, even his partners left him because he wouldn't sell it at a price. It was never about the money for him, why y'all think a billionaire live in $7 mil home???????
Tran Vo ขอบคุณครับ
19:20 - 19:28
because you don't need more than a 7 mil home
"ideas don't come out fully formed.They only become clear as u work on them, u just have to get started "
It's very clear what the intentions of these ideas are though.
@@ianwilds3139 jealous you ain't as rich as him and never will be ey?
Amen zuck
true, test now, repair later
"the greatest successes come from having the freedom to fail "
A billion dollar worth of a speech, especially to young graduates and soon to be graduates!
He seemed so nervous at the beginning, but after that, he nailed it. ♥
I'm really sorry to read a lot of comments of haters and envying people. This is a super inspirating speech.
@ritesh ghimire I hate him because he's a lizard.
That’s why you are gay
he didn't want to sell his company and now he's buying every company that's giving him competition or stealing their features
It's the board bro ... once your company has share holders. He nolonger can make decisions him self he the board votes
great values, great speech
Zucks roasting 'The Social Network' so many times!
This is a awesome speech with real passion and a message worth spreading.
"You just have to get started" YES!!!! Love your message..
Kirsten Johnson yes just started
There are certain parts that were "OK" but pretty much a cringy speech from one of the biggest billionaire. Heard better stuff from the poor.
Top 5s Finest I agree he's so cringy
+Top 5s Finest people are different, i guess... honestly, I am surprised to find that his speech also has some very realistic outlook, instead of just the typical cringy, airy, dreamy motivational speech. but then he just doesn't stop there at being "realistic", or even "cynical". what's remarkable is then he is STILL trying to inspire everyone. and for that in his speech, I truly respect him.
i can`t even begin to imagine what monsters zuckerberg had to shrug off his shoulders but i might have found some
Top 5s Finest but the best stuff is from the poor they know whats up
Top 5s Finest money don't make you that's why!
This is the only speech I’ve ever heard where every line is purposeful.
Because that’s who he is. He can’t be himself because he is a low SMV boy whose genetic package is unwanted by any non-ugly woman
@@uropyanother whining beta ;)
Zuckerberg buy $ Harvard Alumni 🎉🎉
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Thank You Sac
Just imagine: He's worth more than every person, car, and building within a 250 mile radius, combined.
Ad Logic that still leaves 20 billion to spear
not cash
Keyword: worth
And he is not worth $441 billion. He doesn't own all of FB
lol before taxes
the best speech that i ever heard
U should get a life in this case
@@amaan9611 i wish RUclips had a dislike button count like reddit or stackoverflow just so i can distinguish assoles like u from the real men
Yeah right. The best speech from a sociopath.
At least he and his wife are trying to make the world a better place to be, They also live a very humble lifestyle and devoted 99% of their wealth to the world. Can you do that in his position? He may not be perfect but definitely he has a heart to do good things.
I was hoping he would show up in flip flops and t-shirt.
Why so many dislikes?
This is amazing speech.
You are scam
I have a sense of purpose for my life since last year. I am on my journey to give everyone I meet that beautiful sense.
I just started a business to solve problems of this aging society in Japan last week. I'm so moved and encouraged by this speech.
Thank you Mark, from Japan!
ct n thank you!
Wow man, really nice. ^^
Great stuff. Let us know how it goes.
Shota Kikuoka Wishing you the best! Keep us updated.
Good luck!
7:55 lady behind him can barely stay awake
buddy ambrosia
hahahaha
came here to comment about it...and wasn't alone hahahahah
waiting fpr 7:55 lol
Bwahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
hhhhhhhhhhhhhh true
Really amazing speech!
Its like the guys who used to bully you in high school raise you a toast 20 yrs later because you're a billionaire and they want your business
Still waiting for that rabbit to pop out of that guys hat..
I can't even begin to comprehend how someone can have this mentality. How someone could not understand the way economics and human dignity work
the guy wants to give away money at taxpayers expense, that's unsustainable. I don't care how much money he's made he doesn't understand economics
mrgregnugent when the rich goes richer, or even richest, it is then than he realizes his money can't buy him happiness... he insists on purpose cause afterall, he is sad and lonely.
A purpose cause is fine. And you're right happiness is not determined by how much money you have. I just question his cause, the unrealistic notion that you can give people a global wage demonstrates a profound lack of understanding of human nature. People derive satisfaction from working and that contributes to their dignity.
i agree with that. he seems not to understand the dignity of work, people's satisfaction got from it, and more of human nature. He's idealism though is better than not caring for this world at all.
Nikusuke Doguro it does not contradict, however, the reality is that, people work to provide for his needs and not only do what he wants. Here comes the contrary part, not contradictory, basic income is an ideal which will remain an ideal since there are humans who are more industrious and persistent than others. there are people who would strive more and work harder than others... but we should take note also, i do not support corporate greed which made a lot of people richer at the expense of the poor, however, people have varying levels of hard work to give them equal compensation... if then is the case, that everyone should receive the same even others work harder than the others, the value of work is diminished.
So many negative comments, it's very disappointing. Sometimes you have to ignore sentiments and take the message, that way you'll become a better person.
And some say he stole ideas, have you ever considered the fact that whoever you think he stole the idea from might not have utilized it as much as he has done, then we won't be talking about any of them today. Quit being negative and receive sense.
had to make sure i hit the like button when he said "purpose creates true happiness"
great inspiration,there is a way to somewhere God bless you for your humble gestures
"Ideas don't get fully formed when started"
When a man becomes successful through his hard work and innovative mindset, the first thing he will attract is not respect, but jealousy and bias. More importantly, those feeling jealous are usually mediocre and very secular. This is the nature of human beings.
Deng Xiaoping once said: "A good cat is not a black cat or a white cat. A good cat is a cat that catches mice". While many people, as I see, comment that "he is a hypocrite", "he is communist" and enjoy the internet argument, Mark is using his influence, his power, and his passion to help as many as people in need, if not all. Whether you agree or not agree others' words, it is inappropriate to disrespect them. I think this is what we learned from our life's first class. Because of difference in people's ideas, people's specializations and the life paths they choose, the world can be so diverse and beautiful.
In addition, I think many people are seeing communism or socialism with so intense negative attitude. Whether communism or capitalism, authoritarianism or democracy, those political systems are not something absolute; they are the cornerstones on which different adaptive laws, modified plans are built and implemented. As long as that system works for that country, it is great. I am a high school student coming from China. Planning to study in the US college and being an incoming freshman, I have experienced both the Chinese and American educations, and devoted myself to learning these two countries' similarities and differences. The major reason that communism and authoritarianism can work so well in China is that the nation is always populous since its civilization began. Everyone has "great idea" and extremely try to persuade the government to listen to him. That is great, however, when millions of ideas are voiced out together, things will mess up. Tang dynasty is also under authoritarianism. Communism is somehow being seen as idealistic, but it is really for workers and common people. Nearly everyone in China has the comfortable living environment, decent education opportunity and the right to pursue his or her aspiration. Literally saying, the time China began its development is 1949, while the US has progressed and thrived for hundreds of years since its independence. We are now both two leading superpower countries in the world. Therefore, different approaches to managing different country can always be realized. It is like two different types of personalities. China and most Chinese are introverts. We like burying ourselves into hard work as long as we find a path to take, and only until we achieve some great accomplishments, we don't often say much or show our progress to others. On the other hand, the US and American, I think, are more extrovert. They like to together discuss, then find a solution, work, and share progress or achievements with the world. We could not say that the introvert is not as good as the extrovert. Both have purposes: pursuing their goals and being better. And when communism meets capitalism, the eastern meets the western, there is an appealing love story to bloom up.
Finally, please respect and learn from those who are more powerful than you, and be sympathetic to those who are poorer, less capable than you. And you will grow to better. ^_^
I'm gonna download this and listen to it everyday.
Your speech is very motivated for our generation, and we believed that you are gonna become the powerful leader of the world in the future.
Why do we want everyone to run for president ?
I just need Trump
And I don't need him
Mahadev Bibil why would we want a IT guy for president!?!?😂
I for one enjoyed his speech
yea, i did to, until i started reading the comments and what everyone is saying is pretty much true, touching speach to me nonetheless
This is so great, thanks so Much Mark Zuckenberg for these inspiring words!
@28:00 hahaaahaa .. no applause .. the man with the glasses can't stop laughing
When nerds become famous... 😂😂 It's like ahhh social interaction isn't my thing what do I do? Bad jokes? Bad jokes it is... He's so socially awkward and adorkable
Lady behind Mark is in full mood of sleeping !
She is lucky because she has a beautiful heart.
@@jennychen5286 wat
he is amazing., he is my hero,priscilla is so lucky
RUMOUR MONGERING BUSINESS!!!!
@IGB PROductionz wut
i watched this video and got some motivation and then i went to bed!!!!
Mark Zuckerberg may be the man for the job.
The way he gives his speech.... he was watching a bit of Churchill before as practice I think! haha :D
He is my inspiration!People like Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerberg are doing our future.And ... the way he's talking about his wife....its so touching, so full of love.... "
This was one of the best speech given by a tech titan in universities.
Mark Zuckerberg For President!!!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
im on facebook while watching this video :) legend and inspiration
This is my first time watching Mark making speech. His speech is so alive. #God&Angels
Thanks again for your help in any case
He seems so happy! Back at his old place where he started jamming! 😀😊😊
Mark... (of the beast?) Zuckerberg... sugar mountain, sugar hill. Perfectly named. Just a coincidence. LOL.
Star City FAME his dog name is beast as well.. lol..
"We should have a society that measures progress not just by economic metrics like GDP, but by how many of us have a role we find meaningful."
Mark hits straight right to the core of our today's Society problems. not just Society, but it's for the future of Humanity, Mankind, and Civilization. if we really want to make a *real Progress*, then what he said here (and as well about "Universal Basic Income") might be the most important thing for all of us to pay attention seriously, and together find the alternative solutions to our current Capitalism system, & make it work.
*ignoring that people choose jobs meaningfully to them, so capitalism by itself solves that problem. The real problem is government preventing job creation.
*ignoring that the market chooses what jobs it creates and is under no obligation to produce good jobs, if they're not interested in offering full time positions, preferring to offer part time or minimum wage, then that's what most people end up doing even if they really want to do something else. And capitalism doesn't really have much to do with it, capitalism is mainly the idea that any single person can own all of the property and equipment used to manufacture goods and reap the benefits of that industry.
And it's strange people think the government prevents job creation considering how much they prop business up. We wouldn't have a technological industry at ALL if it weren't for the government doing all the heavy lifting building PCB's serial ports, transistors, early CPUs with instructions, memory, various forms of solid memory, etc. all for nuclear weapons targeting which cost probably billions of dollars in research and development, all of the success they dumped on the private industry, who didn't have to spend anything on it and just turned around and started finding consumer goods they could make using that technology. Corporations are also hugely propped up by government subsidies like the pharmaceutical industry (again, most of their R&D is paid for by the government) or health care industry, auto industry, all the housing from the 50's was subsidized by the government, so land developers made out like bandits etc.
and a big problem right now is that the banks were bailed out by the government, essentially giving them a massive stimulus package to invest to get the economy going and they've been too scared to use any of it. They're supposed to be investing the billions of dollars we gave them, but are being extremely careful about it because they are still scared of what they did in 08.
TheGoodChap they are obligated to produce good jobs to compete for the labor force
11:15 big meaningful project,
15:17 redefining our idea & quality - to define a new social contract, a cushion to try new ideas
22:29 building community
Mark is intelligent handsome and a genius and can give an amazing speech
CONGRATULATIONS!!! 2017
The guy that was forced to pay millions to his friends at Harvard for stealing their ideas, yeah, THAT GUY is gonna send you a check every month!
You missed the point, Alice.
ct n -- so because he is a philanthropist, we should turn a blind eye to the questionable methods he used to obtain his massive wealth? If I make millions through some type of con artist scheme, will you see me as a good person if I donate half of it to poor kids? People like you are so gullible and Gate and Zuckerberg know that.
45BILLION dollars - he is the 6th richest person on the face of the EARTH! AND he is greedy/power-hungry, a covet-pushing secularist nut job.
It's actually 56 billion dollars
www.forbes.com/billionaires/list/
Zuckerberg? more like Zuckerborg. I can smell the electronics from here
Super inspiring to me🔥
what an absolute legend, this guy is probably more powerful than most world leaders and as humble as a nun.
Oh my GOD that's why Mark Zuckerberg is so blessed becoz hehas a SUPER heart to others. I salute to you Sir Zuckerberg.
30:48 man in the back thinking about the comment section on Zucks speech
Dear Zuck, You can share a few experience in life and work to improve for everyone. Thank you!
Thank You where you from Harvard.😮
I guess anybody can become a Doctor now
He is not anybody
Me in the audience be like: wasn't the idea of Facebook some else's?
Mark be like: so moving on...
Nothing against Zuck, but why would a college invite a dropout?
he had to start a billion dollar company and college got in the way
"The only thing left living in this world, will be metal"
33:03 minutes long?
Good energy on your message Mark. Nice speech.
let's give everyone their right to Own their own data to profit for themselves using blockchain yay! .. and stop giving money away to facebook for being their product to advertisers. Opsy
It's hard to find what's on my mind Facebook, when I just knew it, before you.lol
Wow, surprised to see how many haters being jealous of Mark's success. Mark Zuckerberg, Steve Jobs, Bill Gates... These guys have all followed their hearts and dropped out of ivy league schools, well good for them! Don't be jealous people. Jealousy only makes u bitter, not better.
Every generation has defining it's works. More than 3,00,000 people worked to put the man on moon including the janitor. Millions of more people built the Hover dam another great projects. And now it's our generation to define the work.
1 like = 1 less greenhouse emission
Why do you say that?
Looks like you have invented a new unit of measuring gas, a "greenhouse emission".
my father told me! be a scribe.and he handed me ink.the term green house emission is nothing new.good math tho.we have our first eco conversation
You just summed up how the useless green movement uses idiots to troll for $.
He looks like a robot or something lol
Pure Evil
evdawgbeat every autist is kinda evil
He's A Vampire
Wheres my money Zuckerberg ?
i am THE vampire!
They should rename this video, soulless twat tries to sell global communism.
in marx's own words this is the reification of triumphant values. very honorable words. thank you.
Most motivation speech ever.. And it's very inspiring..
We love you Zuckerberg
Zuckerberg,wipes Snot from his nose constantly and wipes it on his pant leg...CLASS.
Wouldn't a basic income create a lot of inflation?
Some, but I doubt it would be significant. For the very wealthy, the UBI would be chump change. They're not going to buy another property with it. But for the poor, it will mean that they will have the money they need to cover their basic needs. Most of the UBI income will be spent into the local economy, boosting business revenues and increasing hiring.
Its an interesting idea but the only way I would even consider it is if all other forms of welfare were done away with.
That's one of the selling points of UBI. It's unconditional, which means everyone gets it and we don't need an expensive bureaucracy designed to means test and work test individuals to determine eligibility. Rather than paying a bunch of bureaucrats, we pay individuals and families directly. Families know what they need money for much better than government ever could. By giving people this safety net, they will become more entrepreneurial because they won't be afraid to fail.
Don't know about inflation, but a chip that reads genome's users and holds cryptocurrency, for sure. yum yum
cybersphere, where would the UBI money come from? And wouldn't there be a tendency for people NOT to want to work anymore, since they don't need to? And if more and more people stop working (thereby generating less taxes for UBI), again, where will this money come from? And do you know of any country as of now that has successfully implemented this? I get pretty scared when i hear such "glowing" ideas and promises, because I'm reminded of Venezuela, and Cuba...which ultimately did not work out...
Very inspirational !
Mark: I'm literally richer than all the other graduates combined:)
Claud Wong well he’s not 100% wrong but bill still got him
the only people that offered me something to eat this christmas were a gipsy family
youtube comments give me cancer, i'm gonna use the comments blocker for the rest of my life
comments blocker TM (facebook now has the right to record your messages and sell the data to third parties including intelligence agencies)
As usual, good and very organized speech!
I don't understand all this hate from you guys, and accusing him of communism? Just for talking about basic income?
Here is the thing, innovation always destroyed a lot of jobs but usually it created more somewhere also, or this is what the majority of economists think. But innovation has never happened at this rate before in history and it is not going to destroy only manual job but also high skilled jobs, such as doctors or software developers and retrain those workers could be a very expensive and long program and maybe at the time you finish your training that job could be no longer there as a new wave of innovation cancelled it.
So in my opinion there are 2 problems
1) Worker are even more afraid to lose their jobs, and they will fight hard for keep them and this can slow down technology adoption, example taxi drivers against uber or the coal miners. Coal energy is a very old technology and you remember Trump, during election campaign, vowed to protect these jobs, what that means? it means that in a way or in another it will subsidize those jobs or if you prefer transfer government money to them.
This is not economically efficient and it slow down innovation
2) Less workers means less consumers so less people who can afford to buy new services and goods and we can have a catch 22 situation, innovation could bring new services and goods but there will be no one to buy it, this could lead to, again, slow down innovation or to more inequality, few people own the know-how to deliver some services and they are also the ones that can afford them, and rest will be keep out from the benefit of new technologies.
Basic income could be a way to overcome those problems, it has some risks as well and there might be better solutions, i do not know that, all I believe is to find a way to balance jobs, humans and fast pace innovation will be the challenge for the next decades.
Alessandro Silvestrin If robots do 100% of all jobs everything will be free. But the government needs to control that.
Hi 2900405 you raise a good topic,even if will take a lot replace 100% of the job, we are going in that direction
First of let me correct on "everything will be free", nothing is free and nothing will ever be free, that`s why the cost of something is all the thing you could have but you don`t because you chose to have that particular thing, good or service, because resources are limited. Even if robots would do 100% of all job the resources to build a toaster, for example, time, energy, raw materials can`t be used to build, i don`t know, a mixer. That`s raise a lot of questions like how we are going to chose what to produce or how we are going to distribute the goods? And who`s going to decide? You assuming the Government will do that but we do not know as we do not know at this stage who will own those robots.
My guess is, if we do not tackle this challenge, few corporations are going to own production plants and knowledge to run them and they will get the most benefits from technology and the rest will get their basic need fulfilled so they will be kept quite, maybe with a kind of basic income system.
Maybe is going to be an oligarchy of the nerds, or an AI kingdom who knows...
Alessandro Silvestrin Robots and machines will be bought by governments or the government if there will be a new world order and everyone will live in abundance because there are enough ressources but everything is limited because of capitalism
Alessandro Silvestrin I think UBI just means you get enough not to starve or be homeless. Some goods will still be limited, and there will still be tasks for humans. There will still be luxury goods. In a world of automation, hand made goods will most likely not be affordable to someone on a basic income. But anyone would have the opportunity to study and seek work and try to fulfill their dreams. Not everyone will succeed, but at least one would not need to fear poverty as much.
i know what the paradox of thrift is, consumption doesn't grow the economy, grow up
Purpose ..sir...
A motive
A hardwork
A dedication
A emotions
A family ......
Aww his love for Priscilla!
Ty 4 ic reports
his wife has this look in her eyes that says ''please mark why we no just buy huge gold house and many gold cars and eat caviar 24/7''
She's a pediatrician with 2 kids and a very busy life.
He has German, Austrian as well as Polish ancestors and comes from a Jewish parental home, but describes himself as an atheist. He studied computer science and psychology at *Harvard University.* At that time he became a member of *Alpha Epsilon Pi,* a student association active in several countries.
In 2004 he founded *Facebook* with three Harvard fellow students and finished his studies in 2006 without a degree.
According to Forbes list 2017, Zuckerberg's assets are approximately *56.7 billion US dollars.*
Thumbs up!
I was moved by this speech, mainly when you talked about the little boy who asked for a book on Social Justice for his birthday. That's excellent humility despite he doesn't know he is going to go to college.
why so much hate, in comment section??
Varun Dubey I know!! it did make sense!
Ninad Mandke what made sense , universal income ? which is text book communism . you know communism that ideology that failed SPECTACULARLY and has 100 million people's blood in its hands
Goner Kid if it's implimented correctly, it can happen... everything on our planet currently is too distorted unfortunately, lot of critical thinking is required to make it happen, but if it does, it will change the world sooner than you think...
also I know Mark isn't capable of it 😝
jealousy
+Varun Dubey
You hear Zuckerberg who wants to tax you more and create communist utopia and you ask why the hate?
Its a disgrace this video has any likes, that guy is evil incarnate, he tells people he will take even more money from them than the current government and they cheer. Bunch of idiots.
Wonderful Mark, very nice to see your passion to bring the change by working together.
Beautiful soul and such an inspirational person.blessed to hav u in this era.
Did i just hear Dr. Mark Zuckerberg, when did he get is doctorate?
Know about Mark Zuckerberg
This is the most animated I have ever seen him. 👀
A HOOKER GIVING LESSON ABOUT VIRGINITY
You start typing and the whole world now knows that you are an idiot.
i am chinese. are u getting me??
don't listen to this zionist, in Palestine people go to jail for facebook posts
i aint zombie
you ,pure jealous ,and u cant present Chinese .
And for the first time ever, he wears a full suit.