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Gage: Did you initially give $1000 to be used in the startup of theFacebook.com?

Eduardo Saverin: Yes.

Gage: And then did you also give an additional $18000 after that?

Eduardo Saverin: Yes.

Gage: So $1000 plus $18000 makes a total of $19000 that you gave...

Mark Zuckerberg: Hang on, wait... I just want to check your math. [Writes on some paper] Yeah OK, go on.

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During the whole discussion between Mark Zuckerberg and Eduardo Saverin about animal cruelty, you can see that the length of Eduardo's sleeves alternate between his elbows and his wrists while he sits at the couch. See more...

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When the Facebook team are celebrating their 1,000,000th member, Mark Zuckerberg is wearing an Arm & Hammer t-shirt. This is in reference to Cameron Winklevoss/Tyler Winklevoss being played by actor Armand "Armie" Hammer. See more...

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The song being played in the nightclub is "The Sound Of Violence" by Dennis de Laat, which was not released until 2008. [The song being played is actually "The Sound Of Violence" by Cassius which was released in 2002. Dennis de Laat's 2008 release was a cover of the Cassius' version.]
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When the Winklevosses are rowing in their first scene, one of their team mates in the other boat has on an Under Armour shirt. UA wasn't established until 2006. [Under Armour was founded in 1996, not 2006.]
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The British character Mr. Kenwright claims his daughter is "majoring in French Literature" at Cambridge University in England, but this is an American expression. English universities do not use the major/minor system; instead, students "study" or "read" their subject of specialization (e.g. "she's reading French Literature at Cambridge"). [He lives in the United States, so it makes sense that he would adopt American expressions over British ones. We don't know how long he's been living in the United States, so we cannot question it.]
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In the final scene, Mark Zuckerberg asks his ex-girlfriend to add him as a friend on Facebook but he, as Zuckerberg, should have been already able to contact other users and view any other user's profiles. [Wow, talk about missing the point. Yeah, he could look at everything she's put on there, he could sign them up as friends, do whatever he wants, but that's not his aim. He's asking her if she's willing to be friends with him, giving her the choice to accept or not. If he forced the issue, it wouldn't mean anything.]
Edit Corrected by Tailkinker
When Divya's girlfriend claims that she's been "spammed this one link seven times," she remarks that she hopes "it's cats that look like Hitler" because she can never get enough of that. The film takes place in 2003-2004; catsthatlooklikehitler.com was established in 2006. [Who says she was referring specifically to that site? She could have been sent a link to something similar and, because she liked it, made the comment. She didn't say specifically catsthatlooklikehitler.com.]
Edit Corrected by rswarrior
The head of Harvard's office is described as one hundred years older than the country dating it as 1676. When the twins leave they break a doorknob and it is given back with the line here's your 335 year old doorknob which would place the action in 2011. In fact it's 2004/5. [People usually round up or down dates when more than 100 years. Harvard was founded in 1636, which in 2005 makes it 369 years old. The doorknob could easily have been replaced sometime between 1636 and 1670, making the doorknob in fact 335 years old in 2005.]
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In the scene where Eduardo is being hazed and he and the other pledge members have to strip clothes, the leader of the Fraternity is wearing a winter hat and on the top of it there is a patch saying something then followed by the year 2005 stitched into the hat. The film takes place in 2003-2004. [The Hat says, Future Graduate of Class 2005.]
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In the shot showing a closeup of Mark's computer screen, the year is incorrectly shown as 2009, when the scene is supposedly happening in 2003. [Well, that shouldn't be too hard to spot, given there are only a thousand shots of his computer screen. Please specify which shot this is.]
Edit Corrected by Brad