Mark Zuckerberg will stop at nothing to win a game of Scrabble

You can learn a lot about a person from the way they play Scrabble. Do they show off their SAT vocabulary or only know dirty words? Are they rule-sergeants or are they so competitive that they will stop at nothing to beat someone who is half their age?

If you're Mark Zuckerberg, you're in the latter category. It seems his Scrabble strategy involves aggressive rule bending in order to win a game against a high school-age opponent.

This little Zuckerian anecdote comes to us from an extensive New Yorker profile about the Facebook CEO's approach toward the myriad problems currently facing the social network, and whether he's equipped to solve them. Read more...