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    The document provides a reflection on the movie The Social Network. It notes that the movie highlights differences in communication between Facebook founders Mark Zuckerberg and the Winklevoss twins. Specifically, it observes that Mark undermined partnerships and made decisions without including other founders. The document also notes that Facebook shifted online communication from anonymity to openly sharing personal information to connect with others. Additionally, it reflects on lessons that money does not guarantee happiness and that good friends look out for each other's best interests.

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    The document provides a reflection on the movie The Social Network. It notes that the movie highlights differences in communication between Facebook founders Mark Zuckerberg and the Winklevoss twins. Specifically, it observes that Mark undermined partnerships and made decisions without including other founders. The document also notes that Facebook shifted online communication from anonymity to openly sharing personal information to connect with others. Additionally, it reflects on lessons that money does not guarantee happiness and that good friends look out for each other's best interests.

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    The document provides a reflection on the movie The Social Network. It notes that the movie highlights differences in communication between Facebook founders Mark Zuckerberg and the Winklevoss twins. Specifically, it observes that Mark undermined partnerships and made decisions without including other founders. The document also notes that Facebook shifted online communication from anonymity to openly sharing personal information to connect with others. Additionally, it reflects on lessons that money does not guarantee happiness and that good friends look out for each other's best interests.

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    REFLECTION PAPER NO. 3

    The Social Network movie is good and it’s a movie that brings up a lot of interesting
    points. Firstly, I noticed that the film was the stark differences in communication from the
    founders of Facebook and the communication between the Winklevoss twins and their partner
    Divya. I really liked how the twins interacted together through the development of their idea and
    their different styles when they found out the activities of Mark. In the movie, this team really
    listened to each other and respected the opinions they each had. I was also really impressed
    with how no one in the team fight against each other or looked down to execute their own
    agenda. In the scene where Cameron insisted on not going after the founders of Facebook and
    instead encourage his partners to behave properly, the other two, although they disagreed with
    the plan agreed in the end. The founders of Facebook however, were in constant argument. I
    mean this specifically with Mark, throughout the movie there were several examples of how he
    undermined the partnership, by not including some founders in any of the decisions that he made
    for example. It was this misunderstandings that I believe made Mark so angry and in disbelief.

    It is also interesting to note that, Mark Zuckerberg in this film is mirroring how society
    communicates in real life and creating a platform for people to do the same online. I think
    Facebook really shifted the way people communicated online from the idea that people should
    want anonymity online to create a culture where people are willingly giving up personal
    information in the attempt to connect to others. I think appeal of this type of network is that you
    either connect further with people you already know or reconnect with those you haven’t seen in
    years in a way that allows you share your life and view the life of others without going out of your
    way. What is interesting also is that how this film reflected the notion that people forget is that
    the rich are people too, just as flawed as the rest of us, only with a bigger wallet.  This may be
    jumping ahead to the end lessons, but the old adage of "money doesn't buy happiness" comes
    to mind.  At the same time, one can quickly counter and say that money can sure buy things
    that contribute to happiness. For as many stories there are about the financial success of
    people, you'll find an alarmingly equal number of those people that end up friendless, loveless,
    and alone. Another lesson is that, Good friends are hard to find and you must choose wisely. 
    Those that become your closest and most trusted friends have your best interests in mind. 
    They have earned that trust in return.  Don't be selfish or jealous enough to lose them when all
    they are trying to do is what's best for you, especially in those times when you can't see that
    yourself. Money cannot also buy happiness, and that status won’t buy happiness any better
    than money.

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