Not a fail - a raging success of a manifesto that was largely ignored by the old guard and the results were, predictably, winner take all for those that saw it

Not a fail - a raging success of a manifesto that was largely ignored by the old guard and the results were, predictably, winner take all for those that saw it coming. And by now the conversations have been corrupted because the old guard did eventually catch on and flooded the channels with shit. That said, what does the valuation of a company have to do with its participation in an economy? The only implication to me is that some corporations are so valuable that there's no way they can be taken over by a hostile entity. Revenue is a more important indicator. Apple is big at $400 billion, but there are lots of other big companies.