Yesterday, Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg testified before the US House of Representatives financial services committee about the launch of Facebook's virtual currency, Libra.

During the hearing, Zuckerberg faced difficult questions from Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez and other lawmakers about the process of filtering and checking the authenticity of Facebook content, as well as links to supremacist organizations.

The Internet, on the other hand, after ending the debate over what was proven, began discussing Zuckerberg's hair. How is it that a man so rich and so powerful cannot find a barber of thieves?

But the barber is not to blame. There's Zuckerberg. Or to be more precise, his immense worship of the Roman Emperor, Julius Caesar. The founder of Facebook is obsessed with Caesar, and this fixation, it seems, amounts to imitating hair.

In a profile for The New Yorker years, Zuckerberg said: "I think August was amazing. In short, through tough policies, he secured world peace for two hundred years. How did he manage? On the one hand, peace in the world is one of the most talked about goals recently. But for two hundred years they seem like an unattainable figure. On the other hand, that peace was not achieved for free. He had to do certain things. "

Also, Zuckerberg's second daughter is named Augustus, and he himself spent his honeymoon photographing various Augustus sculptures.