> Just because people exist and have some skills doesn't mean a company can find them and hire them. I claimed it's technically possible with 'exponentially mo

> Just because people exist and have some skills doesn't mean a company can find them and hire them. I claimed it's technically possible with 'exponentially more resources', not that any private organization could feasibly possess the resources or cachet to, in practice, hire a million top notch people. Maintaining the literal same average quality with Googler #1001 to #10000 would probably have required spending 10x more per hire, compared to hiring #1 to #1000.