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"has pivoted"? Recently? When was it not a surveillance company?
by switch007 9y ago
"has pivoted"? Recently? When was it not a surveillance company?
- TeMPOraL 9y agoWhen it was just a small site for bunch of college kids to share their party experiences.
- switch007 9y agoWhich is its distant past, not recent (to me implied by saying "has pivoted" instead of just "pivoted")... as we're being particular here.
- fastball 9y agoThe present perfect tense does not necessarily mean that the action is recent. I chose the present perfect because I think Facebook still derives utility from being a social network and is not solely a data-mining machine. It's a process that I think is probably inevitable but is not completed yet.