[ryanmolden]

I believe the greatest con of all was likely in reference to this line:

He may, in fact, be the greatest con of all time, having effectively convinced an entire nation, including the President of the United States, to believe in his extremist philosophy of radical openness.

It isn't clear if getting someone to believe in your 'extremist philosophy of radical openness' is necessarily a con, unless of course you yourself don't believe in it and/or are doing so only in furtherance of some other interest which you are obscuring.

[philiac]

"It isn't clear if getting someone to believe in your 'extremist philosophy of radical openness' is necessarily a con, unless of course you yourself don't believe in it and/or are doing so only in furtherance of some other interest which you are obscuring."

I do believe this is what Greenspan was getting at.

[ryanmolden]

There is some delicious irony in the embarrassment that is likely caused by Aaron posting these conversations. You know, being 'radically open'.

[zingahgud]

I thought the same thing. As you see him listing the logs of every Zuckerberg login to houseSYSTEM in the pdf you think "Geez, this is a bit much." And then you consider that sort of snooping is Facebook's core business. They love this sort of information and their engineers have zero conscience about working with it. In fact their logs are probably much more detailed (device, geolocation, etc.) The irony is incredible.

[001sky]

Relevant evidence is not deceitful nor manipulative to disclose.

[ryanmolden]

I never said it was either, I was referring to Zuckerberg, in some ways, being hoisted by his own petard.