The car-analogy is false. Or did you get your car for free and will it be replaced with a better car next month? From his video: "Actually one of the core valu

The car-analogy is false. Or did you get your car for free and will it be replaced with a better car next month? From his video: "Actually one of the core values of Facebook is is "Move fast." And we used to write this down by saying, "Move fast and break things." And the idea was, unless you are breaking some stuff you are not moving fast enough. I think that's still basically true. I mean, right now, we've optimized so much of our culture around just making it so that people can come and build things quickly. Right, whether it's everything from having the right tools in the right development environment to build things quickly, to nightly code pushes, hiring the best people who have a bias towards just pushing things very quickly, very entrepreneurial. The whole culture is tuned around that. And I think there's probably something in that for other entrepreneurs to learn which is that making mistakes is okay. At the end of the day, the goal of building something is to build something not to not make mistakes." http://www.sweetspeeches.com/s/1889-mark-zuckerberg-moving-fast-and-breaking-things http://www.sweetspeeches.com/s/1889-mark-zuckerberg-moving-f... I didn't think anyone would argue against it as it's how most startups build. Besides software is never 'done' correct?