Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, has long adhered to the philosophy "Move fast and break things," which he recited at SXSW 2022 and has voiced since the early 2010s. The quote promotes rapid product development and disruption over caution. "Move fast" was one of Facebook's core tenets, according to a 2012 letter to possible investors, and a 2018 documentary showed a younger Zuckerberg outlining similar thoughts to college students. The philosophy has remained consistent despite Zuckerberg's recent transformation. However, issues with this approach emerged as social media reshaped the world, with scandals including Cambridge Analytica, Myanmar, and the debated impact on youth mental health dominating discourse around Facebook. Aaron Sorkin, who wrote *The Social Network*, is framing a sequel that exposes Zuckerberg's role in overseeing and failing to fix "flaws that cause harm."