Far-left Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Meta, is constructing a large compound on the Hawaiian island of Kauai, that includes an escape hatch and a large doomsday underground bunker.
The hanging particulars of Zuckerberg’s secretive Hawaiian challenge have emerged following a WIRED investigation, citing sources and paperwork obtained by means of public information requests.
With an estimated whole value exceeding $270 million, Zuckerberg’s fortress boasts a 5,000-square-foot subterranean bunker with dwelling areas, mechanical rooms, and a ladder to an above-ground escape hatch.
The sense of fortress-like safety is heightened by the inclusion of ‘blind doors’—portals designed to seamlessly mix with partitions. Authenticated entry management by way of keypads and soundproofing are extra options.
Plans for the positioning recommend a non-public escape, with the compound poised to supply self-sufficiency by means of its personal water tank system and meals manufacturing throughout its sprawling 1,400 acres.
WIRED reported:
No one engaged on this challenge is allowed to speak about what they’re constructing. Nearly anybody who passes compound safety—from carpenters to electricians to painters to safety guards—is sure by a strict nondisclosure agreement, in response to a number of staff concerned within the challenge. And, they are saying, these agreements aren’t a formality. A number of staff declare they noticed or heard about colleagues faraway from the challenge for posting about it on social media. Totally different development crews inside the web site are assigned to separate tasks and staff are forbidden from talking with different crews about their work, sources say.
“It’s fight club. We don’t talk about fight club,” says David, one former contract worker. WIRED has agreed to withhold his actual identify as a result of he was not licensed to talk to the press. “Anything posted from here, they get wind of it right away.”
One other former web site employee, who we are going to name John, says he was informed that one other member of his development firm was fired for allegedly sharing an image of the challenge on Snapchat. He’s heard comparable tales from different crews. John says the “very strict” enforcement of NDAs has made staff on-site unwilling to “take the chance to get caught even taking a picture.”
The challenge is so big {that a} not-insignificant share of the island is sure by the NDA. However everybody right here is aware of who’s behind it. Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, who purchased the land in a collection of offers beginning in August 2014.
Hypothesis abounds as to why one of many world’s richest people would construct a large compound with such intricate safety measures. The development of Zuckerberg’s fortress is a non-public matter protected by NDAs and shielded by excessive partitions.
What does Zuckerberg know that we don’t?
