Mark Zuckerberg helicoptered into Burning Man for one day

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Mark Zuckerberg flew in to spend a day at Facebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz’s camp last year, Moskovitz confirmed in a post published Friday on blogging platform Medium and first reported by The Verge. The Facebook CEO helped pitch a tent, gave out some grilled cheese sandwiches, and helicoptered away.

“I wanted him to experience the city and to experience gifting because I thought it would make him grow as a person and the world better off as a result; I believe that’s exactly what happened, however marginally (he was already a pretty great person),” Moskowitz writes. “I’ve seen this occur countless times.”

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