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Meta claims Mark Zuckerberg may die due to high-risk activities, here's why

In its latest Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filing, Meta disclosed concerns about Zuckerberg's involvement in these activities, stating that they pose a 'risk of serious injury and death.'

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In a surprising move, Meta, the tech giant behind Facebook, has issued a warning to investors about the potential risks associated with its CEO and founder Mark Zuckerberg’s “high-risk activities.” In its latest Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filing, Meta disclosed concerns about Zuckerberg's involvement in these activities, stating that they pose a "risk of serious injury and death." 

This disclosure marks the first time such a warning has been included under the "risk factors'' section of Meta's annual 10-K filing.

Zuckerberg, known for his enthusiasm for extreme hobbies, engages in hydrofoiling in water sports, utilising a specialised board or boat with a hydrofoil underneath. This technique lifts the equipment above the water, offering faster and smoother rides by reducing drag. 

Additionally, Zuckerberg has embraced mixed martial arts, resulting in a torn anterior cruciate ligament during training in November 2023.

Amid the pandemic, the Meta CEO also adopted Brazilian jiu-jitsu, achieving success with gold and silver medals at a tournament in May 2023. 

The SEC filing implies that Zuckerberg may have completed the requirements to become a certified pilot. However, it emphasises the potential consequences of his involvement in "combat sports, extreme sports, and recreational aviation." 

Investors are cautioned that any unfortunate incident during these activities could have a "material adverse impact on our [Meta's] operations," as Meta heavily relies on the continued services and performance of key personnel, including Zuckerberg.

The reasons behind Meta's decision to include this warning in its latest filing remain unclear, raising questions about the impact of Zuckerberg's risky pursuits on the company's future. Investors now face a new dimension of risk, closely tied to the CEO's “high-risk activities."

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