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The way things go these days, you need to consider the context of this headline (and the whole article really). Worlds most valuable dog shit on a stick isn't
by stephenr 8y ago
The way things go these days, you need to consider the context of this headline (and the whole article really).
Worlds most valuable dog shit on a stick isn't something anyone cares about, regardless of how much someone says its worth.
Similarly that dog shit on a stick doesn't make it's owner any money.
So. What exactly is the difference?
- earenndil 8y ago> $75B > doesn't make it's[sic] owner any money
- stephenr 8y agoWhat point are you trying to make?
- earenndil 8y agoYou compared the company to dog shit, even the best of which won't make its owner any money. Yet, this company, with a $75B valuation, clearly has made its owner some money.
- stephenr 8y ago> with a $75B valuation, clearly has made its owner some money Why do you assume that? It's not profitable, it only survives because of outside funding, and thus the owners of the company, are the ones providing the funding, not the guy who decided what the world needs is a better way to generate scummy click-bait content.
- simplecomplex 8y agoGive me 76B and I can make 75B too!