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Stahl: “Can we look at your page?”
Zuckerberg: “Sure.”
Stahl: “OK.”
Zuckerberg: “So, because we're friends you can just go ahead and click right there.”
Stahl: “How many times a day do you check your page?”
Zuckerberg: “Well, probably a lot, I probably spend more than an hour on facebook every day. But I mean I probably not normal.”
Stahl: “So it’s been. So this is your networks facebook obviously, San Francisco but it also says Harvard alum. You are not a Harvard alum?”
Zuckerberg: “That’s true. We don’t have setting for dropout.”
Stahl: “So on this site it says that you're an Atheist, is that true?”
Zuckerberg: “Says that Yeah.”
Stahl: “So this is what you did today? It gotta be up there for everybody to see, oh my goodness, look at this.”
Zuckerberg: “So people can see I reviewed this Taqueria, Mountain View, very good. Very good from this, I saw American Gangster at Thanksgiving.”
Stahl: “Do you like it?”
Zuckerberg: “Actually, all the heroin freak me out of there.”
Stahl: “Oh, interest, can we read interest, open this. Breaking things? Really? Like smashing things?
Zuckerberg: “No, no, we have this model on the company that we’re moving very quickly so things sometimes break.”
Stahl: “Those kinds of things.”
Zuckerberg: “Yeah.”
Stahl: “Break the rules kinds of things.
Zuckerberg: “Well, under there things just move so quickly at the company, that often things break, but I mean let me fix quickly and keep moving.”
Stahl: “Here is favorite quote: all children are artists. The problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up, by Picasso.”
Zuckerberg: “It’s a good quote.”
Stahl: “It's a wonderful quote. Are you worried about that?”
Zuckerberg: “Why I’m worried about that?”
Stahl: “Are you worried as you’re grown up you gonna lose something?”
Zuckerberg: “Oh, I actually think that’s a model more for the company. As the company grows, you'd continue moving real quickly, stay very creative on that age.”
Stahl: “And what about you?”
Zuckerberg: “Well.”
Stahl: “You are so young. You are not even thinking about grownup yet. Tell everyone how old you are?”
Zuckerberg: “I’m twenty three years old now.”
Stahl: “And I read somewhere else said you like domination.”
Zuckerberg: “Domination? That was our early model but we not longer have that.”
Stahl: “Domination is gone. Why?”
Zuckerberg: “It was a joke. About what we don’t want people to take it too seriously as the company grows. I mean we are more about just like building things that are very useful to people.”
Stahl: “Already you'll have to get more serious?”
Zuckerberg: “I know.”
Stahl: “Already, you're lose that Picasso thing already.”
Zuckerberg: “No, I don’t know.”