That's nonsense. First, he never spoke for anyone else. Second, ask any expert in econometrics; they'll tell you he's correct. Also, it's obvious he's right ju

That's nonsense. First, he never spoke for anyone else. Second, ask any expert in econometrics; they'll tell you he's correct. Also, it's obvious he's right just based on Facebook's interest in Messenger. Otherwise, they'd just work on implementing functionality to manage scheduling and meeting with friends in person and never develop all their extraneous Messenger features to begin with.