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Mark Zuckerberg solved a captcha to prove he's not a robot
There are a lot of theories on the net that, although they seem absurd, there are some people who believe in them. One of the craziest theories is that Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Meta is a robot.
Without a doubt, this is a rather absurd theory, however, it is based on the fact that the millionaire rarely shows expressions. And as unusual as it may seem, there are some people who claim that this is so.
This was what caused that during an interview recently the presenter asked Zuckerberg to complete a captcha to prove that he is not a robot. Although it seems unusual, this happened and the CEO of Meta took it quite well.
Lexi Fridman interviewed Zuckerberg on her podcast
Recently, the renowned podcaster Lexi Fridman was commissioned to interview Mark Zuckerberg. During this interview, they talked about a lot of pretty interesting things. They talked about the metaverse, about facebook, social networks and even about the tycoon's personal life.
During the interview, Fridman pulled out an hour of paper and on it was a captcha. He asked Mark to circle all the traffic lights. At the time this happened, the CEO of Meta looked a little surprised, but then a smile appeared on his face.
Once he had filled in the captcha, Zuckerberg turned the page and the presenter only replied: "You really did it." Now it is clear that Zuckerberg is not some kind of robot that seeks to dominate the world through Facebook.
Where did this belief come from?
As we mentioned, some people claim that the CEO of Meta is a robot. However, you are probably wondering where this belief came from.
This dates back a few years, in fact many people referred to this person as Zuckerborg. This as a result of his few expressions when he speaks in public. Even on the network there were some days when it became a meme.
After that, Zuckerberg in an interview said that he had always had trouble expressing himself. In addition, he mentioned that he was working hard to improve that.
