“The founder, he loves the users. He gathered them together. He tends to them. He’s a New Testament guy, concerned about the least among them, bound by his nature to those who have chosen to follow him.
The CEO, he does the Old Testament stuff, things that require locusts and the jawbone of an ass. Christian theologians, unable to reconcile the many faces of God, created a trinity: the Father is stern, the Son is love, and the Holy Spirit is everything else. It is hard to believe that the founders of our social networks would let us down, and so, at some point, the CEO takes over. He’s not just there to run the company; he’s there to keep the founder pure.”
