> Who knows, maybe this is the next MSFT or AAPL. Or the next bubble? Seriously, if you are young enough there is nothing easier and more compelling than leav

> Who knows, maybe this is the next MSFT or AAPL. Or the next bubble? Seriously, if you are young enough there is nothing easier and more compelling than leaving Facebook, and Facebook cares a lot about having young people. Why is it so easy to leave? Because youngster do not like their past, they do not like to see themselves as kids. It took a very long time for me to be able to look at a picture of my younger self without instinctive rejection. Only when you are on the "other side" of life that you value past pictures of your life. Why was Instagram so successful? Some other may hvae said it but still, what strikes me the most is why so many people did use Instagram app to share pics instead of Facebook app. It can't be solely based on UI diffs. It is more because Facebook is perceived as an archive where everything goes if anyone is interested, a trashcan if you will. I'll not bet a cent on FB. Moreover, we HN readers should not put all our eggs in the same bag, our work, interests, knowledge, passions are anchored to technologies, let's anchor our bank accounts to some other place.