Meta says Mark Zuckerberg may die because he does high-risk activities, he has already broken his leg

In their latest financial report, the company has revealed a potential stumbling block tied to none other than their CEO, Mark Zuckerberg. Meta apparently is not very happy with Zuckerberg’s lifestyle choices.

It turns out that Zuckerberg’s thrill-seeking hobbies, including mixed martial arts (MMA) and extreme sports, are not just personal choices but could pose a risk to Meta and its investors. The annual report, filed last Friday, pointed out that activities like combat sports, extreme sports, and even recreational aviation, which Zuckerberg is known to enjoy, carry the shadow of serious injury or worse.

“Mr. Zuckerberg and certain other members of management participate in various high-risk activities, such as combat sports, extreme sports, and recreational aviation, which carry the risk of serious injury and death. If Mr. Zuckerberg were to become unavailable for any reason, there could be a material adverse impact on our operations,” Meta stated in its annual report.

For Meta, a company synonymous with the metaverse and shaping the future of social media, having its CEO engaged in high-risk activities is not just a matter of personal concern. The report stated that if anything were to happen to Zuckerberg, it could seriously impact the company’s day-to-day operations.

Zuckerberg’s love for MMA and extreme sports is no secret. In November, he shared that he tore his ACL during MMA training, leading to surgery. His adventures made headlines once again when he engaged in a public feud with Tesla’s Elon Musk. The two billionaires, known for their clashes on topics like artificial intelligence, had even planned an MMA match to settle their differences. However, the fight got canceled, with each accusing the other of backing out.

In response to discussions about these newfound risk factors, Zuckerberg posted a GIF on Threads with the message, “High risk = high reward.”

Despite the potential hazards linked to Zuckerberg’s daredevil pursuits, Meta experienced a significant boost in its shares on Friday. The company reported an impressive threefold increase in fourth-quarter profits, coupled with the announcement of its first-ever dividend.

This revelation opens a conversation about the delicate balance between personal passions and corporate responsibilities. As investors cheer Meta’s financial success, questions linger about how Zuckerberg’s adventurous hobbies might influence the company’s future.