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Your claim of "no value" is clearly wrong. A consumer internet company cannot be worth hundreds of billions of dollars, have billions of users, and add "no valu
by vecter 10y ago
Your claim of "no value" is clearly wrong. A consumer internet company cannot be worth hundreds of billions of dollars, have billions of users, and add "no value".
- metaphorm 10y agodefine value. establish how FB provides value according to your definition. social habits and popularity alone are not sufficient to establish value. remember, we're talking about value for FB users, not value for FB customers (i.e. advertisers).
- vecter 10y agoIf a person uses Facebook in a given day, they've received value from it. Otherwise they wouldn't have used it.
- mpbm 10y agoYeah they are. Social habits and popularity are inherently valuable. Another way to say the same thing would be "what do people spend their attention on." If you capture and/or channel their attention, that's valuable.