I sure have, and through my life experience I have learned many lessons that made me change my mind about this stupid stuff I said.

What lessons could zuck have learned, when he's been incredibly successful since these college days? The guy has become one of the richest and most powerful people on the planet _because_ of disregarding trust, and continues to operate the same way, I guess it's not impossible he fundamentally changed but I don't see a reason to think he did

The issue is less when he made the statement and more that nothing he or the organizations he manages do or say makes one think that he still doesn't believe the thrust of the statement is still true.

Sure, it's fair not to judge someone regarding something they said in college, but the behavior of meta in the past 20 years kind of proves that they still abuse the trust that users put in the platform. And meta is 51% Mark

It might show his true character which is something that generally doesn’t too much change with time

Or it might just have been a dumb thing a young person said

well the premise didn't change, they still trust him, so what would mature zuck say?