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I look at Facebook I look at Google I look at Twitter and I think these guys they were ready to disintermediate everybody ... but in the end they're still just shareholder driven companies ... I look at them digital companies not as the first digital age companies but as the last Industrial Age companies
I was sort of comfortable with Twitter because it only does things really on my behalf when I tweet them out or people are retweeting me
the Googles and the Facebooks and the Twitter they're great at disrupting their own things but they're kind of refusing to disrupt the economy they still are just have good old-fashioned exit strategies they're still beholding to shareholders on the stock exchange rather than really flipping that on its head
I look at Facebook I look at Google I look at at uh uh uh Twitter and I think these guys they were ready to disintermediate everybody right whether it was the the book industry and Amazon or retail or whether it was uh uh you know the the search uh Engine with Google by doing it from bottom up they're so ready to flip it but in the end they're still just shareholder driven companies they were afraid to to challenge the biggest operating system of all so as such capitalism right or Central or the
the Googles and the Facebooks and the Twitter they're great at disrupting their own things but they're kind of refusing to disrupt the economy they still are just have good old-fashioned exit strategies they're still beholding to shareholders on the stock exchange rather than really flipping that on its head