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02 May

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theatlantic:

Now You Can Share Your Organs on Facebook

“Starting today, you can add that you’re an organ donor to your timeline, and share your story about when, where or why you decided to become a donor,” wrote Zuckerberg and Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg in an ABC posting this morning. “If you’re not already registered with your state or national registry and want to be, you’ll find a link to the official donor registry there as well.”

Read more at The Atlantic Wire.

This is so cool. Way to date a girl from a doctor family Zuckerberg. She’s opening your eyeballs a little wider.

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  Excellent, somewhere to market one of my kidneys.
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  This is so cool. Way to date a girl from a doctor family Zuckerberg. She’s opening your eyeballs a little wider.
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  Everyone do this. I will eventually need a liver, and I want YOUR liver, motherfuckers! (Seriously though, I will need a...
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  I think that is a great way to promote the idea of organ donation. As someone who knows I will need a new heart within...
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  I’m sorry, what.
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28. This was featured in #Tech
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  do you want a piece of me?
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  Wait… what?
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  This is pretty cool.
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  And thus was born the largest privately-held organ donor list in the world.
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  Fantastic.
44. squarescape said: Facebook users have already donated their brains to Zsuckerberg might as well donate the rest…to FarmVille! Human Organ Trafficking version!
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  Excellent, somewhere to market one of my kidneys. [The donor thing is a great call. Do it. But the facebook thing is...
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  I’m not entirely sure how I feel about this, but I guess if it encourages more organ donors, it’s a net positive.
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