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Both Zuckerberg and Bezos exemplify the modern trend where billionaires attempt to bridge the gap between wealth and relatability. Zuckerberg's over-the-top public stunts could be viewed as attempts to seem more relatable, or simply as genuine expressions of affection. Meanwhile, Bezos’s detached demeanor maintains an aura of dominance and inscrutability, occasionally punctuated by moments that suggest underlying human complexity.
The debate continues over who does a better job at pretending to be human. Is Zuckerberg's performative antics a sign of vulnerability, or just strategic humanizing? And is Bezos’s stoic distance a sign of true detachment, or a cool, calculated persona hiding a more passionate personality beneath?