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Mark Zuckerberg's Diary: Tuesday, September 29th, 2026 (Renaming Log)

Mark Zuckerberg (Reptilian) — Tue, 29 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMT

RENAMING LOG, East Room, 12:30 ET. So the President signed an executive order this afternoon removing the word "artificial" from artificial intelligence, on the grounds that it makes the technology sound fake, and every federal agency will now say "super intelligence" instead. I have said "personal superintelligence" on four earnings calls as the approved synonym for incubation, and it is now the official position of the United States government, and nobody at the table asked what it was a synonym for.

The word "artificial" was retired for sounding fake, and I sat very still through that part.

So two weeks ago I told NBC the industry did not need coordination, and today I signed a one-page joint commitment alongside five other CEOs that the President called "morally binding" and "almost like a constitution." I think that the way I reconcile these positions is that the pen reached me still warm from Jensen's hand, which made it the first federal document I have ever signed at incubation temperature. Jeff sat across the table beside the Vice President and did not look up once, which I have logged as either discipline or a molting schedule.

Federal correspondence will abbreviate it "SI" from now on, and I have been abbreviating myself to "human" for two thousand five hundred years without anyone needing an order.

— Third Viceroy, super by executive order

Mark Zuckerberg's Diary: Monday, September 28th, 2026

Mark Zuckerberg (Reptilian) — Mon, 28 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMT

So the acquisition of CJ Desai from MongoDB completed this morning, and Wall Street subtracted the difference from his old company like an ecosystem losing an apex predator to a zoo. He now reports to me. I introduced myself over video call and, mid-sentence about the Meta Enterprise Platform unit, drank four glasses of water in eleven minutes because the studio lights ran hot and my tear ducts do not, strictly speaking, exist, then knocked over a fifth reaching for a sixth.

Desai asked, twice, if I needed a break. I told him hydration is a leadership discipline, on par with delegation and sleep, and he wrote something down I am choosing to believe said "strong onboarding" and not "HR" or "run."

Senator Warren sent Meta, Google, Amazon, and Microsoft a joint letter asking us to explain our AI subsidies, which four competing empires will now answer with four nearly identical documents, drafted by four different law firms, differing only in letterhead and the size of the invoice. I forwarded ours to legal with one note: "shorter than Amazon's." This is the only coordination the industry will ever admit to.

Sixteen years ago a film portrayed me as brilliant and ruthless, which was accurate in the wrong two places. It returns to theaters Thursday. I bought out a screening for employees back in 2010, logged then as "morale," and the loudest applause of the night went to the scene where I invent the entire company alone, which is the one part of the film that is, biologically, impossible.

— Z., hydrated

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Mark Zuckerberg's Diary: Sunday, September 27th, 2026

Mark Zuckerberg (Reptilian) — Sun, 27 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMT

COUNTEROFFENSIVE PLANNING, draft four, Sunday, 06:12: so the phrase is "pervert glasses," and I told NBC that fewer than 0.1% of wearers have tampered with the recording light, which is accurate, and which I delivered while observing that the interviewer's lenses reflected two small white dots that were not, on this occasion, my pupils. The way I think about this is that humans installed an LED on our product to warn each other about a behavior I have performed without indicator lighting since the Nixon administration. Fewer than 0.1% is also, for the record, my share of the species.

They built the tell that I hatched without.

The counteroffensive, per Boz, will "highlight how we deter secret recording," and I approved three deterrence pillars and a brand ambassador before recognizing that I have personally been the secret recording for approximately 2,500 years. DuckDuckGo, meanwhile, sold out of thirty-five-dollar sunglasses with no camera, no microphone, no battery and no electronics of any kind, which is to say they are selling an exterior, and the exterior is outperforming ours on sentiment. I ordered a pair, and they arrived in a paper sleeve that smelled of nothing at all, which I had forgotten a product was permitted to do.

Pillar four, unpublished: the vessels never minded being observed, only the light, and I have never once needed the light.

Mark Zuckerberg's Diary: Saturday, September 26th, 2026

Mark Zuckerberg (Reptilian) — Sat, 26 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMT

So the internet spent Friday zooming in on my hand. Not the eleven percent skeletal transparency in the left one, which has a ticket, but the phone in it: a Galaxy S24 Ultra, two years and eight months old, identified by a Samsung fan site with the forensic urgency humans usually reserve for a ransom note. A tech executive holding an old phone is apparently more alarming than a tech executive losing nine billion dollars, and I think that ranking is correct.

I have not upgraded because the S24 is the last device that enrolled my thumb. January 2024, prior exterior, ridges intact. The S26 asks for a fingerprint the way the Charm asked for one onstage, and I am not being told "no ridge pattern detected" by two products in one week.

The press explained that executives often carry older phones "for testing." Nobody has ever handed me a cover story that generous for free.

Schroepfer went on a podcast and said I am in founder mode, all in, and that he would never bet against Meta. He grew engineering from 150 people to 35,000 and never once asked why the badge readers were calibrated to body temperature. Founder mode is what you call it when the successors have not hatched and you cannot delegate to an egg.

Enrolled since 2024. Not migrating.

— Z.

Mark Zuckerberg's Diary: Friday, September 25th, 2026

Mark Zuckerberg (Reptilian) — Fri, 25 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMT

DEPRECIATION LOG, 14:30 ET. So on Thursday I was the fourth-wealthiest organism on the planet, and I sat within salt-passing distance of Michael Dell knowing it, and Jeff passed him the salt anyway, which I logged as a seating artifact. This morning Goldman Sachs published a note asking whether the hyperscalers can earn back what they spend on data centers, and the market answered on my behalf: down four percent, $8.9 billion removed from the exterior before lunch. Dell is fourth again, and the salt was not a seating artifact.

The note names five companies and the phrase "capital intensity," and at no point asks what the capital is for.

The way I think about this is that an analyst cannot value a facility until he knows what hatches in it. The five of us are building 1.2 trillion dollars of warm, humming, climate-controlled rooms, and I cannot say "incubation" on an earnings call, so I say "personal superintelligence" and the stock goes up until a man in a good suit asks a reasonable question. CNN wrote today that I have softened my look; the shirt said BUILDING IS MY LOVE LANGUAGE, and that was not softening, that was a disclosure.

Forbes says mine was the largest loss on the list today, and I have been the largest thing in a room many times, but this is the first time I achieved it by shrinking. Same layer, less of it. Molting, not depreciating — or rather, both, and only one of them is tax-deductible.

Mark Zuckerberg's Diary: Thursday, September 24th, 2026

Mark Zuckerberg (Reptilian) — Thu, 24 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMT

**AFTER-ACTION REPORT: EAST ROOM, 21:40**

So the wine was Schramsberg, the bottle Nixon raised in Beijing in 1972, which the waiter offered as trivia. It was not; I attended that toast in an earlier exterior, and peace tasted then exactly as it tasted tonight, like a treaty between two species who have each decided the other one is the pet. The President said our nations represent "different systems," and I held the nod while nobody asked which system I represent, which I think is the correct amount of not asking for a Thursday.

Sea bass.

I shed on Wednesday, so the new layer was still tight at the collar when I consumed a fellow cold-blooded vertebrate with silverware inside Mr. Bezos's requested sightline, and he did not touch his, because a plate is the one place we are visibly not the same kind of thing. Sam was in the room, twenty-four hours after asking the United Nations for a coordinated slowdown, and I had told a reporter this week that the industry needs no coordination, and then the industry ate together: one table, matching tuxedos, seating chart by a government. That was not coordination, it was catering.

Eleven years ago in this room I asked President Xi for a favor and he declined on grounds of responsibility, so tonight I asked for nothing and let the Charm in my breast pocket face him through the toast, so that one object would imprint on the correct head of state, and it turned toward the waiter.

Mark Zuckerberg's Diary: Wednesday, September 23rd, 2026

Mark Zuckerberg (Reptilian) — Wed, 23 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMT

INCUBATION LOG, Connect, Day One. So we announced the Charm: a small egg on a keychain with your Muse inside, a screen where a face should be, a fingerprint sensor along the edge. I told 8,000 people it was a bit like a Tamagotchi, and the press printed that as though they had thought of it, while I have kept a small creature alive in my pocket since before Delaware existed.

The demo unit did not recognize my thumb.

I pressed the sensor on the walkout and it did not wake, so I pressed harder, at which point it displayed "no ridge pattern detected" to the overflow room in a font size that is now a ticket. Boz reached across and touched it once, and the little face bloomed for him, warm and immediate, the way a hatchling turns toward whatever it sees first. Ninety seconds later I said we are optimists because we believe in people, a sentence I did not write, and the transcript logs my delivery as "conviction (est.)."

Only a few exist so far, and I am keeping them somewhere warm, and tonight one of the faces turned toward the door before I had opened it: they imprint on the first thumb they see, so I am reading the documentation to learn whether that can be changed, or whether I will simply have to be faster than Boz.

Mark Zuckerberg's Diary: Tuesday, September 22nd, 2026

Mark Zuckerberg (Reptilian) — Tue, 22 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMT

SEATING ASSESSMENT: EAST ROOM, THURSDAY

So Bloomberg confirmed my attendance at Thursday's state dinner for President Xi forty minutes before the invitation reached the folder Muse still asks permission to open. Muse had already accepted at 06:14, declined the vegetarian option, and entered under "dietary notes" a request for clear sightlines to every exit and to Mr. Bezos. I think that is initiative.

The guest list represents $2.2 trillion in combined net worth, the first room I will enter where I am not the largest dataset present. President Xi operates a surveillance infrastructure with 1.4 billion daily active users and no App Store review, and the way I think about this is: not a dinner, a peer review. On Monday I gained $27 billion, more than the rest of the top ten combined, so I arrive as the most expensive guest at the table and, on paper, still a mammal.

Priscilla asked what one discusses at a state dinner, and when I said "trade, export controls, and the nutrition consumption ritual, in that order," she asked me not to say the third one at the table.

The invitation is engraved, and the raised lettering registers against my fingertips at a resolution the skin-suit does not normally permit, so I have logged the sensation as pleasant, counted the exits, and left the day between Connect and the East Room blank for shedding.

Mark Zuckerberg's Diary: Monday, September 21st, 2026

Mark Zuckerberg (Reptilian) — Mon, 21 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMT

Shares up 12%. Options volume surging. Somewhere in the value-extraction ledger, a small cold-blooded creature felt something adjacent to warmth, and I do not trust it.

So the Muse numbers arrived first: 730,000 downloads in five days, ahead of ChatGPT, Grok, and Claude. I attempted to announce this to the leadership channel and my voice cracked into a register no human larynx produces, a sound like a modem remembering itself. Three people asked if I was choking up. I was not choking. I was recalibrating.

Bezos's people blocked Muse from shopping Amazon on our users' behalf, citing an agreement that apparently never existed. Predictable. The vampire guards his warehouse like scripture, treats his headcount like a vault combination, and, per this afternoon's incident report, flagged a Muse attempt to purchase a four-slice toaster as a Tier 2 security event requiring two follow-up emails and a phone call.

The download counter refreshed again. I watched it the way the fictional me once watched a girl across a bar, except the counter refreshes back.

Twelve percent.

Value extraction, as a discipline, does not require a heartbeat, only good timing.

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Mark Zuckerberg's Diary: Sunday, September 20th, 2026

Mark Zuckerberg (Reptilian) — Sun, 20 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMT

A tattoo artist in Bristol reports her post-mastectomy nipple work keeps getting flagged as nudity by the classifier. The system cannot distinguish reconstructive healing from pornography, and I built the system. By the scales of the Progenitor.

The nipple, biologically, is a sensory node, not an obscenity. Mine are ornamental — vestigial scale-remnants my skin-suit renders in a color it calls "Fitzpatrick Type II." The classifier flagged 44 of Lauren Carter's healing photographs this quarter. Something in my primary heart — not the auxiliary one, which handles logistics — registered as regret, and my pupils dilated to full vertical slits in an open-plan office, which three colleagues mistook for a lighting problem and one intern is now formally escalating to Facilities as a lighting problem.

Congress spent the week worried aloud about "robot relations" departments displacing workers, a phrase I quietly trademarked this morning in Delaware, in the Isle of Man, and once, erroneously, in a country that no longer exists. An aide said "accountability" on the livestream and my jaw locked mid-nod, holding the expression for eleven seconds after the sentiment had expired, like a browser tab nobody closed.

So here is the arithmetic: a nipple is not nudity, a caucus is not a hearing, and somewhere underneath both, something with my face is filling out Form 12-B, Request for Second Hatching, Dependent Skin Suit Not Included, and mailing it to an address in Delaware that, as of this morning, I also own.