Mark Zuckerberg, the tech titan behind Meta, is setting the record straight and having a laugh over the wild rumors about his Hawaii estate. No, it’s not a doomsday bunker meant for surviving the apocalypse, but rather just a “little shelter” – aka a basement, according to the man himself. In a recent chat with The Circuit’s Emily Chang, Zuckerberg laughed off the hype surrounding his underground space, calling it a “hurricane shelter” that got totally blown out of proportion.
Zuckerberg’s 1,400-acre Koolau Ranch, worth a cool $100 million, is mainly focused on something a lot more down-to-earth: ranching. The goal? To raise the “highest quality beef in the world.” And in true Zuckerberg style, he’s adding a little tech twist by growing macadamia nuts to feed the cows and even brewing beer to help them eat more. So, while the world thought he was secretly preparing for the end times, it turns out he’s just gearing up to perfect his ranching game – one cow at a time.
