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Mark Zuckerberg has become America’s largest private landowner under 40. Instead of constructing mansions, he's developing a doomsday fortress in Hawaii. This includes food farms, AI defenses, and sniper towers. Here’s what Zuck understands that you might not:
This is more than just beachfront luxury—Koʻolau Ranch offers a fully integrated and efficient system:
- Regenerative agriculture
- Native plant nurseries
- Gourmet cattle farm
- Turmeric, ginger, taro, and sweet potato fields
- Private water systems
Controversy cuts deep. Zuckerberg's estate encroaches on sacred Native Hawaiian burial grounds, sparking outrage. Locals claim he's using stealthy lawsuits and legal tactics to edge families off their ancestral land. Though he apologized in 2021, the land grab rolls on.