Counterfactuals like this are hard to engage in when the company is totally killing it. At the point where they run into trouble in a hypothetical future, then

Counterfactuals like this are hard to engage in when the company is totally killing it. At the point where they run into trouble in a hypothetical future, then we'd be better equipped to at least speculate about the bottleneck and then hypothesize about the tools that they should have used. Or do you see some sort of bottleneck issue for them already?