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That ideology hasn't stopped them from becoming the most valuable company in the world, so I wouldn't disregard it from the point of view of practical outcomes.
by diego_sandoval 3y ago
That ideology hasn't stopped them from becoming the most valuable company in the world, so I wouldn't disregard it from the point of view of practical outcomes.
- interactivecode 3y agoDictators and monopolies are always very rich.
- novok 3y agoThat's a baby and bathwater conflation. Did they succeed despite this cultural aspect or because or both.
- subtra3t 3y agoAs of 9th March 2024, Microsoft is the most valuable company in the world, followed by Apple and Nvidia (which might take Apple's position soon).
- fauigerzigerk 3y agoI think they are struggling to adapt to a new situation that has resulted from their own success. An ideology that helps you build and grow a new platform may not be equally suitable for running a dominant platform on which significant parts of the world economy depend.