Did y'all watch that new Netflix movie the Obamas put out — "Leave the World Behind"? Apparently Mark Zuckerberg did, because he's building an awesome $100 million compound out in Hawaii.
Place has its own water, food, and energy supply, a 5,000-square-foot underground bunker, and the construction crew, well, they all signed NDAs regarding the work they're doing on the property.
Needless to say, dude is full-on ready for the apocalypse.
The compound on Kauai island will consist of more than a dozen buildings with two central mansions that will be connected by a tunnel that leads to a 5,000-square-foot underground shelter with an escape hatch accessible via a ladder, Wired reported, citing building plans.
The property will house at least 30 bedrooms and 30 bathrooms and will also feature dottings of guest houses and a group of 11 "disk-shaped" treehouses joined together by rope bridges, according to the plans reviewed by the outlet.
The subterranean bunker will hold a living space and mechanical room and feature an apparent "blast-resistant" concrete and steel door, Wired reported.
A BLAST-RESISTANT CONCRETE AND STEEL DOOR?!?
Here's my question: What does Zuck know that we don't?
Could be nothing, I suppose, but I always like a good conspiracy theory. After all, if your primary concerns is sea levels rising due to climate change, you don't build a blast-proof bunker compound in Hawaii!
More on this spectacular compound:
Other exits and entrances throughout the compound's buildings will have doors with keypad locks and soundproofing, while the library will feature a secret or "blind" door, according to the construction documents. Cameras are already "everywhere," according to one worker and the plans show that one smaller ranch building has more than 20 cameras alone, the tech publication reported.
Koolau Ranch has another feature showing the Meta CEO may be planning for some sort of apocalypse.
According to Wired's sources and construction plans, the builders hope to make it completely self-sufficient. A water tank — 55 feet in diameter and 18 feet tall — along with a pump system will be housed on the property, where existing ranching and agriculture on the 1,400 acres already provide food sources.
Zuck's also building a 6-foot wall around the property, which, in my opinion, should be at least a couple feet taller, but hey, I'm not the billionaire.
Either way, this is next-level prepping right here. Like, I'd fly to Hawaii just to take a tour of this property. Or maybe they'll have those available in the Metaverse. Regardless, this is one of the coolest, most radical construction projects I've ever heard of.
$100 million is a small price to pay for a tech CEO to be prepared for doomsday. And that's really all this is. Sure, the Zuckerberg family will consider this place "home," but we all know that's not really the sole purpose of this compound. The Zucks will be good for probably a few years if anything seriously "doomsday" ever goes down.
The uber rich do seem to be the first to know about these doomsday scenarios!
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