I call contrarianism. And no, I don't mean the good type that makes you question all you hold dear. I mean the "Look at me! I think differently from the unin

I call contrarianism. And no, I don't mean the good type that makes you question all you hold dear. I mean the "Look at me! I think differently from the uninformed masses." variety. The part where the author's analysis starts to break is when they mistake Facebook adopting its competitor's good ideas for running out of ideas.