What I'm saying is that an extremely competent company decided that an opportunity wasn't worth pursuing. Are you seriously arguing that you have better insight

What I'm saying is that an extremely competent company decided that an opportunity wasn't worth pursuing. Are you seriously arguing that you have better insight into how Amazon should run their business than they do? Despite the fact that you have no information about what their prospects were other than whatever tiny morsels were publicly known? Has it occurred to you that there is non-public information that is informing their decision?