In addition to majoring in computer science, Mark Zuckerberg also majored in psychology while at Harvard University. He told Time Magazine: “I was always interested in how those two things combined (Grossman, 46). » He knows and understands an enormous amount about the thoughts and behaviors of others, as the Time Magazine interviewer wrote: "There are other people who code as well as Zuckerberg, but none understand the psyche human like him (Grossman, 46 years old). » He knows what people want and what interests them. The best example is his idea for Facebook. He says: “The whole point of Facebook is seeing how people were connected by mutual references. It was also a very basic communication tool, intended to solve the simple problem of keeping track of your friends and what's going on with them (Kirkpatrick, 26). Zuckerberg had a hunch that people would be hooked on a website that allowed them to connect with friends in such a close way, and it worked. While ancient entrepreneurs looked at the Internet and saw a network of computers, Zuckerberg saw a network of people. He successfully proved that computer science and psychology, these two disparate disciplines, could be linked and create something.