How is that gaming long-term strategy? That sounds like not having a long-term strategy, which would be terrible under any philosophy. If anything it's easier t

How is that gaming long-term strategy? That sounds like not having a long-term strategy, which would be terrible under any philosophy. If anything it's easier to coast by now, when no one bothers asking if you've thought past next quarter. Facebook is a very long-term company, with a consistent mission, moonshot projects and "wasteful" spending all over the place. It gets to do that, though, because it's already dual class and not subject to the whims of the market.