Last week at Menlo Park, where Facebook’s California headquarters resides, Mark Zuckerberg was playing zero-gravity ping pong with the president of Indonesia.
While it may seem like working at Facebook is the chillest job, Zuckerberg is constantly coming up with new ideas to keep Facebook current.
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His latest goal being to combine Facebook and virtual reality. The prime minister of Singapore even visited the California headquarters last month to check out the virtual reality room.
Zuckerberg says his reasoning behind his newest venture is to get people to spend time together in a virtual reality.
Hopefully this collaboration will create a healthier balance between electronics and human interaction for society.
