The Social Network Page #7
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The fourth boat is being crewed by CAMERON and TYLER
WINKLEVOSS----identical twins who stepped out of an ad for
Abercrombie and Fitch.
They know that the others aren't in their class and even
though they're highly competitive athletes, they don't like
showing anyone up, least of all their teammates.
CAMERON:
Is there anyway to make this a fair
fight?
TYLER:
We could jump out and swim.
CAMERON:
I think we'd have to jump out and drown.
TYLER:
I'm not willing to do that.
CAMERON:
What are we at three-quarter power? Let's
drop down to a half.
TYLER:
Or you could row forward and I could row
backward.
CAMERON:
I'd kick your ass.
TYLER:
We're genetically identical, so biology
and mathematics says we'd stay in one
place not allowing for the current or the
wind.
CAMERON:
Just row the boat.
26,
And the WINI{LEVOSS twins kick into full gear and open up an
even wider lead as we.
CUT. TO:
Two stacks of The Crimson, Harvard's student newspaper, get
dropped on the floor as TYLER and CAMERON walk by--their trays
loaded with mountains of eggs and pancakes and carbs.
Everyone knows and loves them in this 200 year old dining hall
and they wave and shout to a few people and whisper to a
couple of very pretty girls before taking a seat next to DIVYA
NARENDRA, a nice looking Indian student whose face is in a
copy of the Crimson.
CAMERON:
What's up?
DIVYA:
You guys hear about this?
CAMERON:
What?
DIVYA:
Two nights ago a sophomore at Kirkland
crashed the computers.
CAMERON:
Which computers?
DIVYA:
All of them. Be crashed the whole system.
TYLER picks up a copy-of the Crimson and begins reading while
his brother and DIVYA keep talking.
CAMERON:
How?
DIVYA:
He set up a website where you vote on the
hotness of female Harvard undergrads.
What were we doing that none of us heard
about this?
CAMERON:
I don't know. Rowing, going to class,
studying? How much activity was there on
this thing that he crashed the--
TYLER:
(READING)
22,000 votes. There were 22,000 hits,
(MORE)
27.
TYLER (CONT'D)
Cam, this guy hacked into the facebooks
of seven houses in two hours. He set up
the whole site in one night while he was
drunk.
CAMERON:
22,000 hits?
TYLER:
Yeah.
CAMERON:
How do you know he was du- - - _
TYLER:
He was blogging simultaneously. Divya?
DIVYA:
I'm way ahead of you.
TYLER:
This is our guy.
CUT TO:
INT. SECOND DEPOSITION ROOM - DAY
It's MARX and his LAWYERS again but this time on the other
side of the table are TYLER and CAMERON, DLVYA and the.i.r
lawyer, GAGE, whose family had first-class seats on the
Mayflower.
we' .l.]. be back and forth between the two deposition rooms a
lot,
CAMERON:
(for the record)
Cameron Winklevoss. W-I-N-K-L-E-VWO-S-S.
Cameron's spelled the usual way.
TYLER:
(for the record)
Tyler. Winklevoss. Tyler's spelled the
usual way and my last name is the same as
my brother's.
CUT TO:
INT. ADMINISTRATIVE HEARING ROOM - DAY
MARK stands before a panel of ADMINISTRATORS as well as COX,
the systems manager who was woken up in the opening sequence.
ADMINISTRATOR:
Mr. Zuckerberg, this is an Administrative
Board hearing.
(MORE)
28,
ADMINISTRATOR (CONT'D)
You're being accused of intentionally
breaching security, violating copyrights
and violating individual privacy by
creating the website, WWW .FACEMASH.COM.
You're also charged with being in
violation of the university's policy on
distribution of digitized images. Before
we begin with our questioning you're
allowed to make a statement. Would you
like to do so?
MARK:
(BEAT)
Uh...I've, you know, I've apologized in
the Crimson to the ABHW, to Fuerza Latina
and to any women at Harvard who might
have been insulted as I take it they were
by the things that have been said tome
in the last week. As for any charges
stemming from the breach of security, I
believe I deserve some sort of
recognition from this Ad Board.
ADMINISTRATOR:
(PAUSE)
I'm sorry?
MARK:
Yes.
ADMINISTRATOR:
I don't understand.
MARK:
Which part?
ADMINISTRATOR:
You believe you deserve recognition?
MARK:
I pointed-out some pretty gaping holes in
your system.
COX:
Excuse me, may I?
ADMINISTRATOR:
Yes.
COX:
Mr. Zuckerberg, I'm in charge of security
for all computers on the Harvard system.
I can assure you of its sophistication
and in fact it was that level of
sophistication that led us to you in less
four hours.
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